Thanks to Stanford University’s Community of Shared Advanced Research Platforms (c-ShARP)

The potential that foreign-born students and workers might be unfairly accused of cheating by AI detectors could be as high 97%.

The Electrical Engineering department is proud to have Douglas as a member.

Their paper is Highlighted in Nature: Airborne sonar spies on what lies beneath the waves.

The metallic compound could bring more efficient forms of computer memory to commercialization, reducing computing’s carbon footprint, enabling faster processing, and allowing AI training to happen on individual devices instead of remote servers.

'Energy Solutions Week' showcased innovative energy technology developments.

Photonic computing reduces ever-increasing energy costs required to verify transactions in decentralized cryptonetworks.

For their project, “Dry Adhesive Nanostructures Mimicking Geckos' Feet Adhesive Properties."

Members from EE’s maker lab toured Stanford’s iconic radio antenna - The Dish.

In recognition of his distinguished and continuing achievements in original research.