Hewlett Packard recently gave three-year fellowships to four graduate students, giving them vital support for their research. More »
Decades of Partnership: Intel and Stanford Engineering have shared technology and talent for 40 years.
Since 1969, a year after Intel's founding, Stanford Engineering and Intel have worked together in a number of ways to advance knowledge, technology and the careers of an estimated 1,000 engineers. More »
Types of Partnerships
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Make something happen. That´s how things get done at Stanford.
| If you´d like to… | Then… | Contact… |
|---|---|---|
| Support research faculty in your area of interest. | Browse faculty research or contact corporate relations. |
Todd Logan in Corporate Relations |
| Become an insider in a specific research group or department. | Join an affiliate program in your area of interest. | The director of the affiliate program for more information. |
| Collaborate as a full partner in a major research initiative. | Join a research center. | The director of the research center for more information. |
| Support faculty, students, and facilities through a broad partnership. | Contact Corporate Relations. | Todd Logan in Corporate Relations. |
| Arrange for contract research at Stanford. | Contact Corporate Relations. | Todd Logan in Corporate Relations. |
| License specific technology. | Contact the Office of Technology Licensing. | Katherine Ku at OTL. |
| Provide continuing education for your employees. | Contact the Stanford Center for Professional Development. | Joyce Rice, director of marketing, SCPD. |
| Recruit students and alumni. | Visit recruiting. | Beverley Principal in the Career Development Center for students or Michelle Compton in Alumni Relations for alumni. |
Your involvement will be unique; it's limited only by your interest and your imagination. Here are some typical levels of engagement between companies and Stanford Engineering:
A major commitment: Join a research center
Research centers represent the best of Stanford Engineering. Faculty, students, and companies work together, often across disciplines, in a long-term effort to change the face of a technology. It's a major undertaking, requiring a major commitment. More »
The power of partnership: Join an affiliate program
Industrial affiliate programs are about leverage. Faculty gain input and support from many companies at once, companies get a front-row seat for a modest cost, and everyone benefits from the exchange of ideas. More »
Faculty support
Supporting a faculty member gives you highly focused, ground-level collaboration with a particular research agenda. Collaborations can range from sponsored research on a defined problem statement to broader, unrestricted support for a longer-range project. Search our faculty »
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