Research & Impact

The expertise of Pranav Adani, former MS&E Adjunct Prof. James Ellis, and Jay Rubenstein spans global business, security, and economics and will fortify the institute’s foundation.

Stanford professors Melissa Valentine and Michael Bernstein examine an innovative model to assemble global teams that’s become increasingly popular, partly driven by AI.

A new study, coauthored by MS&E Professor (Teaching) John Weyant, shows California can go carbon-free mostly using current and emerging solutions.

MS&E alum John Taggart (PhD '19) is among those recognized that may significantly advance global decarbonization.

Grantees, including MS&E master's student Charles Shi, received resources to build their sustainability ventures.

Scholars including alum Al Roth (PhD '74, MS '72) and Professor Itai Ashlagi, physicians, healthcare practitioners, and policymakers gathered to explore research advances.

For two decades, MS&E Associate Professor Chuck Eesley has studied how entrepreneurship, education, and government investment drive innovation.

Panelists, including former MS&E Adjunct Professor James Ellis, explored US-Southeast Asia collaboration to fulfill the competing promises of economic growth and sustainability.

MS&E faculty members Irene Lo and John Weyant are developing new ways to curb deforestation while boosting rural incomes.

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.

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.