Events
ISL & IT Forum present "Building a DNA information storage system from the bottom up" Seminar
DNA has emerged as a compelling data storage medium due to its density, longevity, and eternal relevance compared to current memory technologies.
Building a DNA information storage system from the bottom up
Q-Farm Quantum Seminar Series presents TWO TOPICS Seminar
A quantum annealer with fully programmable all-to-all coupling via Floquet engineering
Peter McMahon
EE Commencement Ceremony Department
Congratulations to the graduating class of 2019!
Congratulations 2019 Graduates
Leonardo Art Science Evening Rendezvous (LASERs) General
The Stanford LASERs are part of a national program of gatherings that brings artists and scientists together for informal presentations and conversation with the audience.
Leonardo Art Science Evening Rendezvous June 2019
SCIEN Colloquium and EE 292E present "Snapshot multispectral imaging from a different angle" Seminar
Combining photography and spectroscopy, spectral imaging enables us to see what no traditional color camera has seen before. The current trend is to miniaturize the technology and bring it towards industry.
Snapshot multispectral imaging from a different angle
OSA/SPIE, SPRC and Ginzton Lab present "Frequency comb-based nonlinear spectroscopy" Seminar
Rapid and precise measurements are and always have been of interest in science and technology partly because of their numerous practical applications.
Frequency comb-based nonlinear spectroscopy
ISL & IT Forum present "Tensor networks and quantum Markov chain" Seminar
Tensor networks can often accurately approximate various systems that are of interest to physicists, but the computational cost of contracting the network is often prohibitively demanding.
Tensor networks and quantum Markov chain
US-ASIA Tech Center presents "Applications of AI Across Industries - AI Tech Share Meeting” Seminar
Join US-ASIA and AICUG for a discussion on recent advances in AI research.
Agenda:
Join us for a discussion on recent advances in AI research!
OSA/SPIE, SPRC and Ginzton Lab present "Effective medium approach towards topological photonics" Seminar
As researchers in photonics we have both opportunities to positively impact people's lives and responsibilities to assist in ethical integration of these important new and disruptive technologies into modern society.
Pandora and Prometheus: Science, Scientists, and Society
US-ASIA Tech Center presents "Outdoor AR: Who Wants to Come Out to Play?" Seminar
Stanford ID holders, please email briana.burrows@stanford.edu for a FREE TICKET by 12:00 PM on Friday 5/31. Limited seating - first come, first served. Program is open to the public, registration required.
Outdoor AR: Who Wants to Come Out to Play?Pages
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