Media Coverage
Stanford School of Engineering: In the media
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Inspired by Octopus Skin, This Synthetic Material Can Change Color and Texture on Demand
Smithsonian Magazine | Mark Brongersma
January 09, 2026
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Meet Your Future Robot Servants, Caregivers and Explorers
Scientific American | Stanford Robotic Center
December 16, 2025
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US engineers develop 3D chip that offers order-of-magnitude speed gains, accelerates AI
Interesting Engineering | Subhasish Mitra
December 13, 2025
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AI takes control in space for the first time, helps ISS robot move 60% faster
Interesting Engineering | Marco Pavone
December 08, 2025
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New nanoscale quantum platform operates at room temperature without extreme cooling
Interesting Engineering | Jennifer Dionne
December 02, 2025
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How to Improve Indoor Airflow at Your Thanksgiving Gathering
KQED | Catherine Gorle
November 26, 2025
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David Kelley’s Brief But Spectacular take on creativity and design
PBS News Hour | David Kelley
November 14, 2025
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Waymo's robotaxis now available for highway rides and Bay Area airport pickups
NBC Bay Area | Mykel Kochenderfer
November 12, 2025
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This is the best amount of indoor plants to have for well-being — and how much is too much
New York Post | Sarah Billington
November 08, 2025
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Fire-blocking chemicals promise safer buildings
BBC | Eric Appel
November 06, 2025
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Chips Need to Chill Out
IEEE Spectrum | Srabanti Chowdhury
November 01, 2025
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The silicon cell
Science | Stephen Quake
October 30, 2025
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Designing better, longer-lasting medicines
MIT News | Eric Appel
October 28, 2025
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Is it time for your flu shot? What to know about effectiveness and how long it lasts
NBC News | Alexandria Boehm
October 25, 2025
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Why AI Companies Are Racing to Build a Virtual Human Cell
TIME | Stephen Quake
October 14, 2025
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Why Diamonds Are a Computer Chip’s New Best Friend
The New York Times | Srabanti Chowdhury
October 08, 2025
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Stanford study confirms savings, benefits for households that opt for solar
ABC7 | Ram Rajagopal
September 19, 2025
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Research vessel spends 45 days in remote Arctic – and finds living thing moving inside the ice
Discover Wildlife | Manu Prakash
September 11, 2025
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Arctic algae move at -15 °C, the coldest motion ever recorded in living cells
Interesting Engineering | Manu Prakash
September 10, 2025
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This tiny robot spins blood clots away
CNN | Renee Zhao
September 02, 2025
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