Issue #81 | Stanford University School of Engineering

Issue #81

Could updated technologies enable more efficient use of nontraditional water sources? | iStock/VichienPetchmai

Oct 29, 2019

Q&A: How do we develop new sources of usable water?

Environment, Technology & Society

The challenge is to avoid false alarms without overlooking something harmful. | iStock/tarras79

Oct 29, 2019

Ross Shachter: Can AI improve mammography?

Artificial Intelligence, Computation & Data, Health

If it’s possible to engineer tomato plants to resist infections, this could be a first step towards helping agricultural plants do the same. | Unsplash/Tom Hermans

Oct 29, 2019

Scientists have developed a ‘vaccine’ to protect tomato plants

Environment, Technology & Society

Any insight into a cell’s weaknesses is important information. | iStock/monkik

Oct 22, 2019

What can the structure of bacteria tell us about fighting infection?

Technology changes the way we teach and the way we want to teach should change the way we develop and use technology. | Unsplash/moren hsu

Oct 17, 2019

What is the most effective way to bring AI into the classroom?

Technology & Society