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SRI researchers identify a biomarker to target and treat pancreatic cancer
The cancer targeting molecule was discovered through SRI’s FOX Three Molecular Guidance System.
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SRI is giving geo-spatial analysts a 3D “street view” of unfamiliar terrain
The PRINCE software will be able to create photorealistic 3D renderings from satellite and aerial photos, with a limited number of ground-level images.
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Aya Iwasuji: Driving innovation for Japan
The associate director of the Nomura-SRI Innovation Center brings her passion for people, language, and culture to build relationships and drive change.
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An SRI-led team helps secure critical 5G networks
New technologies could provide comprehensive protection for future networks.
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Menopause research in full swing at SRI
SRI’s Fiona Baker digs deep into how technology and peaceful behavior practices can help calm sleep during menopause.
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SRI is developing textiles that record audio
Turning piezoelectric materials and lithium-ion batteries into thread, innovators will weave fabrics that record sound.
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Jeffrey Casper: I was proud to help prepare our military
The head of the Applied Technology Group at SRI discusses his role in developing technologies and training that support our troops.
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Patrick Lincoln: I often feel like work isn’t even work
An SRI vice president and director of the Computer Science Lab explains why he’s spent much of his career at SRI: the people.
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With innovative tracking technology, SRI is addressing the hazard of space debris particles
Hundreds of thousands of tiny pieces of space debris presently go untracked in Earth’s orbit, putting human use of space at risk.
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Mike Freedman: SRI brings things to the world others can only dream of
SRI’s VP of communications discusses SRI’s extraordinary heritage — and what’s going on in the labs right now that will be part of our kids’ realities.
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SRI spins off AI-powered drug discovery platform Synfini, Inc.
Synfini to commercialize and scale automated compound testing for rapid drug production.
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Ink-borne “chiplets” could lead to printable displays, electronics, and more
Researchers hope to lower the costs and barriers to advanced manufacturing with a new chiplet-filled ink that can be printed into integrated systems.