SRI International
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Next Generation Science Assessment
A multi-institutional collaborative developed classroom-ready assessment tasks for teachers to gain insights into their students’ proficiency with the Next Generation Science Standards.
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Who gets what? Describing the non‐supervisory training and supports received by home visiting staff members and its relationship with turnover
The early childhood home visiting field lacks a basic understanding of home visiting program staff members’ receipt of on-the-job training from experts outside of their programs who are not their immediate colleagues or supervisors.
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Filament Extension Atomizer
We will present our work on spraying of Newtonian solutions, non-Newtonian dilute solutions of polymers, polymer melts, and high viscosity fluids to demonstrate the range and depth of this technology.
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When Helping Students Hurts: Secondary Traumatic Stress (STS)
Our researchers and clinicians have made a conscious effort to spread the word about secondary traumatic stress (STS)—the compassion fatigue many professionals experience when they work with individuals who have suffered from trauma—as well as the wealth of resources that are available to help.
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Using pathway covering to explore connections among metabolites
Pathway Covering is a new algorithm that takes a list of metabolites (compounds) and determines a minimum-cost set of metabolic pathways in an organism that includes (covers) all the metabolites in the list.
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Prediction from Latent Classes: A Demonstration of Different Approaches to Include Distal Outcomes in Mixture Models
Including auxiliary variables such as antecedent and consequent variables in mixture models provides valuable insight in understanding the population heterogeneity embodied by a latent class variable.
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Spaceflight Industries’ SSO-A Flight Launches with SRI International’s CUBIT Technology Onboard, Developed to Track and Identify Low Earth Orbit Satellites
Over the last few years, CubeSats (miniaturized satellites) have risen in popularity due to their low cost and ability to obtain low-altitude orbits easily.
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SRI International Demonstrates Interferometric SAR with Radar Designed for CubeSat Form Factor
Researchers from SRI International have successfully demonstrated new Interferometric Synthetic Aperture Radar (InSAR) capabilities with a radar developed for CubeSat-based earth science applications.
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Flexible Electronics Systems and Advances (invited)
Flexible electronics offers opportunities for greatly expanding the ability to probe the environment with distributed sensors that can be incorporated into the Internet of Things (IoT).
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SRI International awarded contract to support U.S. Army Integrated Visual Augmentation System
SRI International has received an award to deliver digital night vision camera prototypes to support the U.S. Army’s IVAS (Integrated Visual Augmentation System) program.
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Toward Runtime Throttleable Neural Networks
This paper presents an approach to creating runtime-throttleable NNs that can adaptively balance performance and resource use in response to a control signal.
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Changing context: Do magnet schools provide student achievement benefits in a modern setting?
To examine magnet schools in a modern context, this study utilized data from one of the nation’s largest districts and examined student achievement by looking for improvements in math and reading scores on a standardized exam.