Graduate students from Oxford frequently come to Princeton as Procter Fellows. Many Princeton faculty members and research scientists have studied or spent sabbatical time at Oxford, or are already involved in active research collaborations in chemistry, physics, materials science and computation. Ostriker said one area of strong common interest is nanotechnology, a field that promises to provide the next generation of devices for the biomedical, pharmaceutical, defense, communications and information industries. Biophysics, computational sciences and environmental engineering are other fields where potential synergies exist between Princeton and Oxford. A delegation from Oxford visited Princeton earlier this fall, and a delegation from Princeton is likely to visit Oxford in the near future.
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