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With the return to campus and in-person learning in 2021, we experienced more changes and different routines from pre-pandemic times. Stanford researchers continue to make advancements in science and technology which include some notable achievements, including the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic...
Transition metal dichalcogenides - or TMDs - absorb ultrahigh levels of sunlight, is thin, lightweight and flexible which holds promise to be used in mobile applications, from self-powered wearable devices and sensors to lightweight aircraft and electric vehicles. The Stanford prototype realized...
Stanford researchers have released a blueprint for how to build a National Research Cloud, a system to provide greater access to compute power and data to enable basic academic and non-commercial research.
The second in a planned series of studies, this AI100 Study Report, comes five years after the initial report. The study is a combination of two key features: it is written by a Study Panel of core multi-disciplinary researchers and it is a longitudinal study with planned reports published once...
Stanford's commitment of reaching net-zero emissions from its operation by 2050 will require developing new tools and strategies for emissions generated through operations like business travel and purchasing of supplies and services, known as Scope 3 emissions. Led by Randy Livingston, vice...
