The enowned medieval scholar and legendary Princeton lecturer died this summer at age 90.

Knoepflmacher's research interests included Victorian literature and culture, English and American children’s books, 19th-century poetry and the English novel. He was among the first to recognize the scholarly value of children’s literature. 

The centerpiece of the exhibition is a two-story multimedia display that presents immersive, larger-than-life audio and video of threatened and endangered species. The show opens with an artist talk Sept. 22.

The professors play a vital role on Princeton's campus, cultivating community in academic and residential life.

The research takes an important step toward creating semiconductors that are adaptable and more energy efficient.