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Professor Mihalis Dafermos *01 and Jonathan Luk *12 will receive the American Mathematical Society's 2026 Bôcher Memorial Prize for their work on the C0- stability of the Kerr Cauchy horizon, which addresses the fundamental question of glob

Terence Tao *96 has been selected to receive the James Madison Medal, a top alumni award which will be presented in Richardson Auditorium during the 111th Alumni Day ceremonies.

The American Mathematical Society has named Professor Peter Ozsváth as one of forty 2026 AMS Fellows.

Maggie Miller *20 has been awarded a 2025 Packard Fellowship for Science and Engineeringf

On Sunday, August 31, 2025, Princeton University celebrated the academic accomplishments of its students with the awarding of undergraduate prizes at Opening Exercises.

Matija Bucić, Assistant Professor (September 2023-September 2025) received the European Prize in Combinatorics for outstanding achievements in Ramsey theory (Fishburn and Graham's problem), graph theory (Erdős-Gallai conjecture), and discrete geometry.

The 2025 American Academy of Arts & Sciences has named Christopher Skinner one of seven newly elected members honored in the Mathematical and Physical Sciences.

The John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation announced on April 15, 2025, their appointment of the 100th class of Guggenheim Fellows.

Professor Peter Constantin elected as Fellow of the European Academy of Sciences, EurASc, in their Mathematics Division. 

The Hungarian Academy of Sciences awards this prestigious honor every five years for the most outstanding mathematical monograph of breakthrough significance, published within the past fifteen years.

William Browder, Professor Emeritus, passed away in early February. He was 91 years old.

The Clay Mathematics Institute announced that Ryan Chen '19 and Anna Skorobogatova *24  have been awarded Clay Research Fellowships.

Melanie Matchett Wood of Harvard University, who earned her Ph.D.at Princeton in 2009, is among six current Princetonians and at least 14 researchers affiliated with the University to receive the

Ingrid Daubechies, Professor Emeritus, is one of the five Princetonian recipients honored with the 2025 National Medal of Science.