SRI International
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Eighty talented students joined SRI’s 2023 summer internship program
The interns range from undergraduate students to PhD candidates, working across labs.
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SRI celebrates 60 years of innovation in Japan
SRI has worked alongside some of Japan’s best-known companies to help develop next-generation technologies and bring them to market.
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SRI is working on a new precision immunotherapy to help fight cancer
The Targeted Antigen Loaded Liposomes platform could bring a new era of effective and personalized treatment for diseases.
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SRI’s classroom collaboration NSF Project on Understanding STEM Collaboration
The Automated Collaboration Assessment Using Behavioral Analytics project will measure and support collaboration as students engage in STEM learning activities.
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SRI is reimagining coaching to support preschool teachers
The research seeks to ensure all children receive a high-quality education.
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Assisting Parents to Review Online Videos for Education (APPROVE)
Researchers at SRI International developed an AI-powered YouTube filter that finds educational videos for kindergarten and prekindergarten children, including math videos and reading videos.
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Indu Venugopal: the importance of passion and perseverance in your career
Indu Venogopal’s team worked to develop targeted immunotherapy to fight cancer.
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Early Childhood Classroom Observation (ECCO) Study
SRI Education is conducting a study to better understand how video recordings can support measurement of high-quality instruction in preschool classrooms.
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Michelle Kyin: Working for women in STEM
For this mechanical engineer, a passion for building includes creating a more vibrant environment for women in science.
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Anne Partika
Education Researcher, SRI Education
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Leading with innovation: staying successful in an age of volatility
Chris Cowart, managing director of the Nomura-SRI Innovation Center, explains why creating an innovation strategy is the key to navigating uncertain times.
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SRI is making it easier to store and share 3D imaging data
Researchers are combining detailed aerial maps with 3D data to advance sensing and imaging technologies—leading to better compression and data preservation.