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The Center for AEroSpace Autonomy Research, or CAESAR, is a new center at Stanford Engineering which will leverage artificial intelligence for space science, exploration and business. CAESAR co-founders, Marco Pavone and Simone D'Amico aim to develop a foundation model for space
The NSF and the Department of Energy awarded grants to research teams as part of a National Artificial Intelligence Research pilot. Two Stanford AI projects - from the School of Engineering and School of Medicine - were selected for the pilot. The engineering project will focus on learning...
The Stanford Environmental Research Year in Review, produced by the Woods Institute for the Environment, provides a snapshot of key studies from scholars across Stanford’s seven schools. This year’s review spans a wide range of topics that can inform environmental policies, technology, conservation...
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...
