Launched in 2024, NASA’s Europa Clipper spacecraft is expected to arrive at Europa (a moon of Jupiter) in 2030.
The two cameras in the Europa Clipper’s Europa Imaging Systems (EIS) rely on an eight-megapixel sensor designed at SRI’s Center for Advanced Imaging.
The EIS will allow scientists to map Europa’s surface at high resolution and, perhaps, determine if there are places under Europa’s surface that could support life.
Celia Merzbacher, executive director of the SRI-managed Quantum Economic Development Consortium, has been recognized for her role in strengthening the global quantum ecosystem.
Leveraging proven lab-to-market expertise, SRI is helping collaborators from Japan to New Jersey strengthen their science and technology ecosystems.
With healthcare shifting toward at-home solutions, Vaalia Health is building on SRI’s AI innovations to make sure that efficient care is also effective care.