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Ising Machine

Stanford Researchers Develop Powerful Light-based Computer for Solving Very Complex Problems

The solution can be derived from their final state once they settle on the optimal, low-energy directions they should face.

Earthquake trigger

‘Earthshaking” Study Links Earthquakes to Fracking

"Our research is the first to provide an answer to the questions of why some wastewater injection causes earthquakes, where it starts and why it stops," said Ellsworth.

Artificial Intelligence

Study Examines how Artificial Intelligence Might Affect Urban Life in 2030

This year-long exercise in scientific introspection yielded a report meant to spur discussion about 'how the fruits of an AI-dominated economy should be shared.

About to die

Breakthrough Might Limit Damage Caused by Heart Attacks

RBPJ serves as the master controller of genes that regulate blood vessel growth in the adult heart.

A scientist's best friend

‘Nanodiamonds’ from Crude Oil can Produce Excellent Optics and Electronics

Diamondoids are found naturally in certain types of crude oil.

OceanOne

Fall in love with OceanOne, the world’s first robo-mermaid

The most amazing thing about the robot is that the human controller can feel what the robot’s hands feel through haptic feedback.

Chiang Diaries to Remain in U.S. Custody after Court Ruling

Chiang Diaries to Remain in U.S. Custody After Court Ruling

A federal judge has refused to renounce America's jurisdiction in a dispute over the ownership of thousands of documents belonging to two former Republic of China leaders.

Yeast Converts Sugar to Painkiller

Bioengineers Successfully Convert Sugar into Painkillers with Specially Created Yeast

Stanford University published a report on Thursday detailing their success in converting sugar into painkillers using genetically modified yeasts. If feasible, this new concoction could be the painkiller of choice for many patients in pain.

Stanford University

Stanford University Probes Unusually High Incidence Of Cheating

The officials of Stanford University are probing into reports that there is an increasing number of students in the university who are engaged with cheating.

Coursera

Coursera Partners with Major Tech Firms to Provide Job-Oriented Courses

Coursera is an educational technology firm established by former Google artificial intelligence (AI) chief Andrew Ng and AI Professor Daphne Koller from Stanford University’s Department of computer science in the U.S.

Malia Obama

Daddy’s Girl? College-Bound Malia Obama Tours Father’s Alma Mater

U.S. President Barack Obama's firstborn daughter, Malia, will be off to college next year so she made the rounds of university campuses over the weekend.

Stanford Kicks out Olympic Swimmer Caught Raping Unconscious Woman in Campus

After experiencing being on top of his sport when he competed in the 2012 Summer Olympic Games in London, 19-year-old Stanford student and swimmer Brock Allen Turner is now at the lowest point in his life.

Stanford Students Develop Gecko Gloves to Climb Walls Like Spider-Man

Scientists have been trying to develop this technology for years.

Rooftop Mirrors Cool Buildings without Using Electricity

his energy-saving breakthrough was developed by a team from Stanford University.

New York City

New Mirror-like Material Keeps Buildings Very Cool in Summer

Engineers call their technique "photonic radiative cooling."

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