Debbie Senesky joins collaboration to create low-cost sensors that can track methane emissions
The team is working to develop a network of low-cost autonomous sensors that can endure tropical environments and collect real-time data about methane emissions.
Srabanti Chowdhury receives the Semiconductor Research Corporation (SRC) Technical Excellence Award 2023
The award recognizes research of exceptional value to SRC members and which enhances the productivity and competitiveness of the semiconductor industry.
Q&A with EE alumnus Jerry Yang
Jerry Yang, chair of the Board of Trustees, shares his thoughts on Stanford’s upcoming leadership transition and reflects on the university’s recent accomplishments.
Eric Pop receives 2023 Viskanta Fellowship
His citation reads "for independent and innovative research in the field of thermal sciences."
Dan Congreve selected as an Intel 2023 Rising Star Faculty
For his work on engineering nanoscale systems, with a particular focus on materials and devices to control light and energy.
Jennifer Widom's Instructional Odyssey
Begun in 2016, she continues to teach free data science courses
Katie Neilson wins Best Lightning Talk
For her presentation "Improving and Understanding 2D Material-Based P-Type Transistors.”
Asir I. Khan received the 2023 Russell & Sigurd Varian Award
His citation reads, "for novel materials for low-power memory and energy-efficient nanoelectronics.”
New paint gives extra insulation, saving on energy, costs, and carbon emissions
Researchers show that their newly invented paints, which they produced in a wide array of colors, can reduce the need for both heating and air conditioning in buildings and other spaces, like trains and trucks for refrigerated cargo.
James Zou discusses implications of the ability of AI to predict the race or ethnicity of patients, based solely on medical images
How AI Inferences of Race in Medical Images Can Improve—or Worsen—Health Care Disparities.