SRI International
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SRI researchers use AI to study deadly viruses
Machine learning algorithms identify how hemorrhagic fever viruses hijack human cells.
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Jonathan Felbinger: Helping prepare the world for a quantum future
Quantum could transform how we communicate, compute, and develop in innumerable fields.
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Podcast: Supporting students with behavioral and emotional needs
SRI’s Carl Sumi discusses effective strategies and interventions for student support.
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Increasing Family Access and System Coordination Through Coordinated Eligibility and Enrollment
In this three-part video series, Wei-Bing Chen and Howard Morrison provide a comprehensive overview of coordinated eligibility and enrollment and offer key considerations and best practices implementation.
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SRI demonstrates the impact of “small AI” for experts
DASL combines machine learning and human expertise to provide insights for a variety of applications.
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Podcast: Leveraging technology to support students with disabilities
SRI’s Adrienne Woods discusses opportunities to reduce barriers and improve outcomes for children.
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Regional Economic Connectivity: A place-based strategy for growth and equity
SRI worked with the Initiative for a Competitive Inner City to understand and recommend paths for communities to connect and thrive.
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SayNav: Grounding Large Language Models for Dynamic Planning to Navigation in New Environments
We present SayNav, a new approach that leverages human knowledge from Large Language Models (LLMs) for efficient generalization to complex navigation tasks in unknown large-scale environments.
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Machine Learning Aided GPS-Denied Navigation Using Uncertainty Estimation through Deep Neural Networks
We describe and demonstrate a novel approach for generating accurate and interpretable uncertainty estimation for outputs from a DNN in real time.
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Serum albumin and white matter hyperintensities
Here, a sample including 160 individuals with alcohol use disorders, 142 living with HIV, and 102 healthy controls was used to test the hypothesis that serum albumin would be inversely related to white matter hyperintensities volumes and directly related to cognitive performance in the two diagnostic groups.
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Stefan Heck
CEO and Founder of Nauto
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The SRI Education Newsletter | Summer 2024
This newsletter includes a collection of evidence-backed guides and resources designed for professionals who work to address the mental health needs of learners at all stages of development.