Issue #74 | Stanford University School of Engineering

Issue #74

The power of thought, literally. | Illustration by Kevin Craft

Jun 20, 2019

Could prosthetic limbs one day be controlled by human thought?

Health, Technology & Society

As hackers develop new ways to attack chips, researchers aim to anticipate and forestall their malicious intrusions. | Illustration by Kevin Craft

Jun 18, 2019

Q&A: What’s new in the effort to prevent hackers from hijacking chips?

Electronics & Networking

You can’t do it all, no matter what our crazed culture tells you. | Illustration by Kevin Craft

Jun 17, 2019

Say “no” so you can say “yes”

A decision maker might think they are evaluating just the data and making decisions free from bias, but is this always true? | Reuters/Mike Segar

Jun 3, 2019

Sharad Goel: How hidden bias affects the criminal justice system

Artificial Intelligence, Computation & Data, Technology & Society

Long-lasting fluorescent protein tags can track molecules in cells for an hour rather than seconds.| Video courtesy of Rajarshi Ghosh, Drea Sullivan

May 8, 2019

Tag, you’re it! A new process provides a better understanding of cells