FACULTY AWARD: Three Princeton professors named 2012 Sloan Research Fellows

The Alfred P. Sloan Foundation has selected three Princeton University professors as 2012 Sloan Research Fellows. The two-year fellowships are awarded each year to 126 early-career scientists who display the potential to substantially contribute to their disciplines.

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The new fellows from Princeton are: Gaspar Bakos , assistant professor of astrophysical sciences; Abigail Doyle , assistant professor of chemisty; and Benjamin Garcia , assistant professor of molecular biology.