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Meet the 2025 cohort of students—including MS&E senior Kaz Dean Melzer—spending their summer as Stanford Health Policy Undergraduate Research Fellows.

Five Fellows—including Cong Chen, who was co-advised by MS&E Professor Itai Ashlagi—share how their research advanced sustainable energy, and where they are headed next.

A new study shows that providing housing without requiring prior drug treatment produces major public health gains and cost savings.

STVP's new executive director talks about her new role and the blend of innovation and societal ambition that happens at Stanford.

Panelists including Eric Horvitz (PhD '90) explored how clinicians and researchers can thrive alongside emerging technologies.

Speakers including MS&E faculty members Jose Blanchet, Ramesh Johari, and Markus Pelger presented at the symposium, which explored the frontiers of AI.

Research by Professor Emeritus Bob Sutton and colleagues influenced the new, simplified process.

STVP and Stanford Biodesign hosted the first Stanford Initiative for Entrepreneurs’ Resilience & Well-Being (SIER) research workshop.

In courses taught by MS&E Adjunct Professor Steve Blank and alum Eric Volmar (PhD '21), AI is helping students find innovative solutions to global policy issues.

The former MS&E Adjunct Professor is recognized for his leadership in the military, energy, aerospace, and national security sectors.

MS&E PhD student John Alimi joins the cohort of emerging leaders with a commitment to the greater good.

Revisit panel discussions including Professor Ramesh Johari and alum Johannes Ferstad (PhD '24) from the SDS conference.

The Stanford School of Engineering marks its 100th anniversary on May 15, reflecting on a world-changing century of innovation and inspire a promising look forward.

Professor Chuck Eesley discusses his experiences from the Stanford Impact Labs Faculty Design Fellowship, focusing on scalable solutions for refugee entrepreneurship in Uganda.

Former trustee and MS&E alum Jeff Raikes '80 received the award in honor of his long-standing service to the university.

Nico Christianson will be advised by Ellen Vitercik, and will study new approaches for reliable AI-driven decision-making in energy systems.