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Stanford University School of Engineering

The Stanford School of Engineering has been at the forefront of innovation for nearly a century, creating pivotal technologies that have transformed the worlds of information technology, communications, medicine, energy, business and beyond. The faculty, students and alumni of Stanford Engineering have established thousands of companies and laid the technological and business foundations for Silicon Valley. Founded in 1925, the school has a tradition of pursuing multidisciplinary collaboration aimed at solving the most pressing global problems.

Episodes

The Future of Everything Live — Manu Prakash: How to beat a pandemic on a budget

28 Aug 2020

52m

Byron Reeves: What our screens tell us about us

19 Aug 2020

30m

Ken Goodson: How the School of Engineering is taking on COVID-19

17 Aug 2020

47m

Newsha Ajami: How engineers restored hope for our water supplies

13 Aug 2020

28m

Susan Holmes: How statistics are reshaping our understanding of biology

10 Aug 2020

30m

Arun Majumdar: Energy, Climate and Sustainability – The defining issue of the 21st century

05 Aug 2020

56m

CS 472 Lecture 7: COVID-19 antibody testing and genome editing

22 Jul 2020

1h 32m

Sheri Sheppard: How do we educate a new kind of engineer?

18 Jul 2020

28m

Jonathan Chen: Can algorithms make doctors better?

06 Jul 2020

31m

Mykel Kochenderfer: AI and Safety-Critical Systems

01 Jul 2020

30m

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Autonomous systems in aviation require rigorous methodologies to address sensor imperfections, unpredictable future trajectories, and the critical balance between safety and operational efficiency. Stanford professor Mykel Kochenderfer, an expert in autonomous aviation, explains that modern collision avoidance systems ...