Stanford University School of Engineering
The Stanford School of Engineering has been at the forefront of innovation for nearly a century, creating pivotal technologies that have transformed the worlds of information technology, communications, medicine, energy, business and beyond.
The faculty, students and alumni of Stanford Engineering have established thousands of companies and laid the technological and business foundations for Silicon Valley. Founded in 1925, the school has a tradition of pursuing multidisciplinary collaboration aimed at solving the most pressing global problems.
The future of sleep
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Stanford Engineering at 100: Transformative Breakthroughs, Boundless Horizons
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The 2025 William D. Nix Lecture
The future of electronic materials
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William Tarpeh is turning wastewater into critical resources