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Stanford is committing to the future of computing and data science with the opening of a new building, which offers a collaborative and interdisciplinary space to tackle complex, multifaceted problems – from chronic disease to food insecurity. news.stanford.edu/stories/2025/0…

We trained a genomic language model on all observed evolution, which we are calling Evo 2. The model achieves an unprecedented breadth in capabilities, enabling prediction and design tasks from molecular to genome scale and across all three domains of life.

An interview with Garyk Brixi Michael Poli Stanford Engineering about Evo 2! news.stanford.edu/stories/2025/0…

Evo 2 is a new generative AI tool that can predict the form and function of proteins in the DNA of all domains of life and run experiments in a fraction of the time it would take a traditional lab. news.stanford.edu/stories/2025/0…

Stanford’s Center for Turbulence Research brings together researchers from the School of Engineering and @StanfordDoerr to push the field into new frontiers, solving interdisciplinary problems that benefit people and the planet. engineering.stanford.edu/news/turbulenc…

Students in the U.S. Air Force Test Pilot School recently visited Stanford Engineering to learn from leading researchers in artificial intelligence and aerospace technology. engineering.stanford.edu/news/stanford-…

Thank you, Russ Altman and Future of Everything podcast (link below), for inviting me to talk about the future of electronics, going beyond silicon and copper. Here I am showing how small a three-atom-thick single layer of MoS2 is. Stanford Engineering @Stanford_EE Semiconductor Research Corporation (SRC) U.S. National Science Foundation

Nothing to see here, just a timelapse of a 3D print 😎 Terman Engineering Library's MakerBar offers on-demand .STL prints, equipment checkouts, and workshops on how to use its various tools. For more information, visit makerbar.stanford.edu!

Stanford faculty are working to transform the way the world grows, distributes, and consumes food, with research in sustainable food systems, food security, health equity, culture, and diet. 🥗 Stanford Bio-X news.stanford.edu/stories/2025/0…

We're excited to share that Dr. Konstantina Stankovic was featured on an episode of The Future of Everything Podcast with Russ Altman to discuss the Future of Hearing Loss. 🎧🦻 @stanfordeng

🟥🟧🟨Collection Highlight🟩🟦🟪 Terman Library offers a wide variety of reference works, including this gorgeous Pantone color matching collection! For any questions you may have about finding or accessing materials, reach out to our staff at [email protected].

As we celebrate 100 years of Stanford Engineering, we’re looking back at each decade. In the first decade, 1925 to 1934, the school took shape with its founding, uniting departments and setting out with a global spirit embodied by Dean Theodore Hoover. engineering100.stanford.edu/stories/prepar…

SLS's Nora Freeman Engstrom was recently featured as a guest on Stanford Engineering's The Future of Everything podcast in "The future of legal representation." Listen here: stanford.io/43Og1kc

Nominations are open for the 2025 Stanford University Libraries Data Sharing Prize! 🔗 Apply now: forms.gle/mDDaUAZV462ZyS…

During Stanford Engineering’s second decade, 1935 to 1944, the school adjusted course schedules, reshaped curriculum, and advanced early innovation as the country mobilized for World War II. engineering100.stanford.edu/stories/the-fo…

Stanford Engineering began a legendary era in its third decade, 1945-1954, under Dean Frederick Terman. Embracing collaboration across campus, industry, and government, the school reached new heights in education and laid the foundations of Silicon Valley. stanford.io/eng100-decade3

In the 10 decades since its founding, Stanford Engineering has produced fundamental advances in science and transformational breakthroughs that have changed lives and shaped society. Look back at the last 100 years 👇 engineering100.stanford.edu/timeline

Grateful to spend time with Brenda Wang Megan McSweeney Stanford Bioengineering Stanford University today Stanford Engineering centennial celebration (🎉🎈🎂). Many guests experienced #cellfree biotechnology for the first time.

A century in the making! Thank you to the incredible Stanford Engineering community for joining us to celebrate our 100th anniversary at the Centennial Celebration and Showcase. Your energy, curiosity, and enthusiastic turnout made the day unforgettable. stanford.io/eng100-launch