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Want to know if it’s nature or nurture? Look at twins
SRI and Stanford have studied twins to better understand the genetic and environmental factors that drive human health and behaviors.
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75 Years of Innovation: CCD Broadcast Camera
This CCD camera changed the life of the broadcast camera operator.
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75 Years of Innovation: Ultrasound
Ultrasound is used across a wide variety of medical imaging needs.
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Black Lives Matter – A letter from our CEO
The time has come for all Americans to band together and commit to ending the cycle of violence and unjust treatment the Black community experiences every day.
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75 Years of Innovation: Virtual Advertising Insertion (Augmented Reality)
Setting the standards for augmented reality for broadcasting.
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Featured innovator: Nathan Collins
Nathan Collins, former CSO of SRI Biosciences discusses current and future plans for leveraging AI to help advance modern chemistry and SRI’s related work in the biosciences industry
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75 Years of Innovation: FOX Three Molecular Guidance System
How the FOX Three Molecular Guidance System helps large drugs cross barriers
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Hope for struggling readers — early evidence from the use of augmented reality
Research from a team of SRI education researchers explored how augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) have the potential to complement what special education educators do for students with dyslexia
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75 Years of Innovation: Centibots
The hive mind of robots
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How can we win against emerging viruses?
Every virus is different — but by finding small similarities in their genomes, we can develop treatments that will make us more prepared for future outbreaks
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75 Years of Innovation: LED, first blue-light emitting diode
Red, yellow, blue for GO! How the LED got its blue glow
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Decoded Health — How a Virtual Medical Resident Can Help Physicians During and After the Coronavirus Emergency
The coronavirus has swept the planet, taking a toll on our health and wealth. The pandemic is hitting every continent and putting strain on our critical infrastructures. Healthcare, under pressure at the best of times, is having to take the brunt of COVID-19.