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To meet its goal of 100 percent ZEVs for new sales by 2035, California must succeed in building out public charging infrastructure. This study outlines the challenges ahead: in connecting charging sites to the grid, permitting delays despite streamlining measures, planning code updates and...
The Jan 29 conference held at Stanford co-sponsored by the California Energy Commission, focused on how researchers can help California achieve its climate goals. California has been at the forefront to decarbonize electricity but much work, and costs, remain while avoiding past and current...
Marco Pavone's Autonomous Systems Lab designs decision-making algorithms to enable space robots or self-driving cars to maneuver in unpredictable - or completely alien- environments. ASL also uses AI to redistribute traffic toll money from drivers who can afford tolls to those who can't
The Global Carbon Project, an international consortium of scientists from more than 90 institutions, research published Dec 5, shows that global carbon emissions from fossil fuels have risen again in 2023. While the U.S. saw emissions decline 3% in 2023 compared to 2022, primarily due to decline in...
Photonics research has been ongoing at Stanford since the 1960's. The university was also at the center of several initial developments in laser technology and has continued to develop the field. Read about other photonics research from using light's quantum nature in computing, to lower energy...
