SRI International
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Lawrence Lee: Working with scientists to have a tremendous positive impact
SRI’s Commercialization team works across the institute to bring innovations from the lab to the world.
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Researchers develop materials that can take on the toughest conditions
SRI’s advancements are in ceramic matrix composites, which are capable of withstanding extreme temperatures and corrosive environments.
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Podcast: Re-imagining instructional quality and coaching
SRI’s Krystal Thomas discusses efforts to create supportive and effective tools for educators.
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Peter Marcotullio: Bringing cutting-edge technology to the world
SRI’s vice president of commercial business development explains how we help our customers solve their biggest problems.
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Tyson McDonald: How radiation impacts human biology in space and on Earth
A switch from studying medical physics to radiation biology charted the course for fascinating research.
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The Genome Explorer Genome Browser
In this paper we report on a major update to our browser, Genome Explorer, that provides nearly instantaneous scaling and traversing of a genome, enabling users to quickly and easily zoom into an area of interest.
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Monique d’Almeida: Hiring talent that drives innovation
Every single person at SRI has a hand in making the world better.
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SRI’s Genome Explorer: Enhanced genome browser delivers better user experience
Navigating genomes just became easier with dynamically responsive zoom and high-density display.
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Morad Behandish
Senior Manager and Associate Director
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Multi-level prediction of substance use: Interaction of white matter integrity, resting-state connectivity and inhibitory control measured repeatedly in every-day life
Substance use disorders are characterized by inhibition deficits related to disrupted connectivity in white matter pathways, leading via interaction to difficulties in resisting substance use. By combining neuroimaging with smartphone-based ecological momentary assessment (EMA), we questioned how biomarkers moderate inhibition deficits to predict use.
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A new malaria treatment aims to provide protection from the disease
The injectable formulation is affordable and easily administered.
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Contributions of cerebral white matter hyperintensities, age, and pedal perception to postural sway in people with HIV
With aging, people with HIV (PWH) have diminishing postural stability that increases liability for falls. Factors and neuromechanisms contributing to instability are incompletely known. Brain white matter abnormalities seen as hyperintense (WMH) signals have been considered to underlie instability in normal aging and PWH. We questioned whether sway-WMH relations endured after accounting for potentially relevant…