
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.
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The future of addiction

The future of pediatric pain

The future of computer music

The future of measuring cancer

The future of reading

The future of culture

Best of: What makes a surgeon great?

The future of bioprinting

The future of language learning

Best of: Computational modeling can help us understand Alzheimer’s disease

The future of immigration

Best of: The future of art

The future of digital health

Best of: New life for old muscles

Best of: Making sense of the gut biome

Best of: What can the DNA in your blood reveal about your health?

The future of AI Chat: Foundation models and responsible innovation
Foundation models represent a paradigm shift in AI, moving from task-specific silos to centralized, large-scale architectures trained on massive datasets to predict subsequent tokens. These models, built using transformer architectures, require rigorous, holistic evaluation beyond simple accuracy, incorporating metrics...

The future of ecohydrology

Best of: Bendable electronics
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