Making engineering education accessible to learners who have blindness and low-vision
A new study reveals which accessibility tools can improve learning for students who are blind – and what gaps remain.
Surya Ganguli highlights the contrast between AI and human learning
He proposed "quantum neuromorphic computing" as a potential bridge between biological and artificial systems, suggesting a future where computers could potentially match the energy efficiency of the human brain.
'To Trust or not to Trust: Authenticity in Design' display curated by Stanford’s Starling Lab for Data Integrity
The display demonstrates how much information is needed to truly authenticate images and information.
Katie Neilson, EE PhD candidate, receives TECHCON Award
She is one of this year's Top 10 Best Student Presenters.
Mitra and Vučković on reducing AI’s energy consumption
Energy costs are a worthy investment for companies as many have see their carbon emissions increase nearly 50%.
Dustin Schroeder on detecting habitable water under the surface of Europa
NASA’s Europa Clipper launched and is outfitted with ice-penetrating radar.
Debbie Senesky answers 7 questions on how nanotechnology is shaping our world – and community
nano@stanford is an open, shared facility that welcomes researchers academic institutions, industry, and government.
Tsachy Weissman has been appointed the Robert and Barbara Kleist Professor in the School of Engineering
The professorship honors a faculty member teaching and conducting research in information systems technology.
Howard Zebker appointed the Kwoh-Ting Li Professor in the School of Engineering
The professorship acknowledges technical innovation.
