Campus Connections

More than 200 Stanford students have participated in the Global Engineering Internship Program, which partners with companies across Asia.

MS&E professor Melissa Valentine’s research explores how emerging technologies, including AI and algorithms, are transforming work and organizations.

MS&E alum Monica Tavassoli shares her experience in the Stanford Summer Engineering Academy.

The 2024 Environmental Venture Projects and Realizing Environmental Innovation Program grants foster interdisciplinary solutions for environmental challenges.

An investigation, co-authored by MS&E alum Eric Horvitz, into how well ChatGPT performs as a diagnostic aid reveals areas where AI could be useful.

For decades, the Honors Cooperative Program (HCP) has empowered working engineers with the knowledge needed to create tech innovations in Silicon Valley and beyond.

Scholars including MS&E professor Chuck Eesley commit to a 10-month program focused on the pathway from research to impact at scale.

The bulk purchase of digital ads through automated placement platforms often matches legitimate ad buyers with websites that traffic in false and misleading information.

Anna Clark (MS '24) simulated the economic, environmental, and climate impacts of new hydropower projects using computer models, seeking optimal outcomes across sectors.

Congratulations to the three MS&E students who were named Knight-Hennessy Scholars!

Researchers including professor Ramesh Johari and alum Hannah Li (PhD '22) are pioneering experimentation methods to keep up with technology and help solve real-world challenges.

Alex Chohlas-Wood (PhD ’22) shared stories of criminal justice reform at an event hosted by Stanford Impact Labs in collaboration with The Story Collider.

The new center will bring interdisciplinary expertise to bear on crafting rules and procedures for creating and improving markets.

A rapidly-growing Stanford major, for which several MS&E faculty serve as advisors, aims to equip students with a combined fluency in data science and social science.

Researchers are filling critical migration data gaps and studying how people are on the move in new and different ways.

MS&E professor Margaret Brandeau and PhD student Gary Qian found that relaxed guidelines for opioid use disorder during COVID-19 were not only effective, but also cost-effective.

A study coauthored by MS&E master’s student Portia Wang finds the headsets can offer amazing experiences, but problems including feelings of social isolation can undercut the vibe.

As part of the Stanford Government Energy Summit, MS&E alum Jason Glickman (MS '02) discussed challenges and opportunities for the state along its road to energy decarbonization.