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The naked mole rat may hold the key to new treatments for neurodegenerative diseases
SRI researchers study the cells of the long-living rodent to find new drug targets for Alzheimerās, Parkinsonās, and other neurodegenerative disorders.
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Engineered helper T cell could become a cancer killer
SRI scientists are developing a cell-based platform using an often-undervalued subset of helper T cells to deliver potent antitumor proteins for solid tumors, overcoming dose-related toxicities.
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SRI spins out Ravenswood Solutions
Ravenswood delivers high-fidelity training experiences to improve military readiness and performance.
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Building the next generation of electronics
SRIās cleanroom offers clients the ability to develop new devices, build prototypes, work with experts, and run small-scale manufacturing.
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PARC Forum: The AI boom and its impact on society
Bloombergās Parmy Olson joined SRIās Patrick Lincoln to discuss the future of AI and her new book, Supremacy: AI, ChatGPT, and the Race that Will Change the World.
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Wafer-thin optical arrays could revolutionize satellite-to-satellite communication
SRIās light emitter arrays aim to democratize optical communication among āconstellationsā of small satellites.
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SRI identifies predictors of adolescent obesity
As part of a nationwide longitudinal study of adolescent brain development, researchers use AI to analyze data to pinpoint obesity risk factors.
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SRI aims to mitigate attacks on mixed reality headsets
The team that designed a mixed reality headset for the battlefield will determine how it can prevent or neutralize attacks against the system.
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Tips for back-to-school success
Three experts offer actionable strategies to navigate social media, sleep, and helping prepare children for new routines.
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Podcast: Improving access and engagement for students with diverse abilities
SRIās Shari Gardner and Jennifer Nakamura discuss a digital platform designed to support students.
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Researchers develop an AI model that helps understand intent
The model generated responses that were more helpful and honest, and less harmful, than others.
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Researchers develop materials that can take on the toughest conditions
SRIās advancements are in ceramic matrix composites, which are capable of withstanding extreme temperatures and corrosive environments.