Issue #83 | Stanford University School of Engineering

Issue #83

A bright idea for the next generation of chips. | Illustration by Sarah Rieke

Dec 2, 2019

Can we develop computer chips that run on light?

Computation & Data, Electronics & Networking, Materials

In a society where AI powers important decision-making, how do we minimize undesirable outcomes? | Illustration by Sarah Rieke

Nov 22, 2019

A new algorithm trains AI to avoid bad behaviors

Artificial Intelligence, Computation & Data

The ability to detect DNA in blood led to the development of a broad array of noninvasive medical tests. | Science Source/Wladimir Bulgar

Nov 22, 2019

Stephen Quake: What can the DNA in your blood reveal about your health?

Health, Technology & Society

The carbon-neutral cycle could help reduce the near-term impact of global warming. | iStock/filo

Nov 19, 2019

What if we could convert atmospheric carbon dioxide into fuel?

Energy, Environment

Shelley, Stanford’s autonomous Audi TTS, performs at Thunderhill Raceway Park. | Photo credit: Kurt Hickman

Apr 2, 2019

An autonomous car goes to driver’s ed

Transportation & Robotics