stanford university Archives - Innovation Toronto

  1. Unexplainable Unconscious Passwords Cannot Be Compromised
  2. Printing innovations provide 10-fold improvement in organic electronics
  3. Stanford scientists create novel silicon electrodes that improve lithium-ion battery performance
  4. Stanford scientists develop high-efficiency zinc-air battery
  5. Stanford engineers monitor heart health using paper-thin flexible ‘skin’
  6. Nanoscavengers Could Usher in Next Generation Water Purification
  7. Gecko-Like Drone Can Land On Walls And Ceilings
  8. New Battery Design Could Help Solar and Wind Energy Power the Grid
  9. Chloroform cleanup: just the beginning for palladium-gold catalysts
  10. Building An “Engine” To Power Any Prefab Solar House You’d Like
  11. Brains as Clear as Jell-O for Scientists to Explore
  12. Cancer Drug Kills Every Kind of Tumor: Study
  13. Biological transistor enables computing within living cells
  14. Researchers Unveil Large Robotic Jellyfish That One Day Could Patrol Oceans
  15. How internet culture is rewiring us
  16. More Solar Innovation: Stanford’s Peel and Stick Flexible Application
  17. Machine Learning, TDA and the Future of Invention
  18. Nanoparticle Leads to World Record for Battery Storage
  19. Revolution Hits the Universities
  20. Stanford researchers develop acrobatic space rovers to explore moons and asteroids
  21. Peel-and-Stick solar panels from Stanford engineering
  22. Stanford Researchers Use Synthetic Magnetism to Control Light
  23. Stanford geoscientist cites critical need for basic research to unleash promising energy sources
  24. College of Future Could Be Come One, Come All
  25. First pressure-sensitive self-healing material developed
  26. Synthetic Biofilter Removes Estrogens and other Medicine Residues from Drinking Water
  27. Synthetic molecule could stop acute allergic reactions
  28. Stanford Researchers use Synthetic Magnetism to Control Light
  29. Tired Of Your Career? Consider A LifeSwap
  30. Stanford scientists build the first all-carbon solar cell
  31. Can A Mutant Electric Half-Car, Half-Motorcycle Disrupt The Vehicle Market?
  32. Researchers alleviate PTSD in mice while they sleep
  33. Bioengineers Introduce ‘Bi-Fi’ — The Biological ‘Internet’
  34. Picosatellites
  35. The Sky Is the Limit for Wind Power
  36. Half the world’s energy from wind power by 2030 new research claims
  37. A self-powered pacemaker with no battery coming soon
  38. VIDEO: Researchers engineer light-activated skeletal muscle
  39. Forget Passwords: How Playing Games Can Make Computers More Secure
  40. An open platform revolutionises biomedical-image processing
  41. STANFORD ENGINEERS CREATE A TINY, WIRELESSLY POWERED CARDIAC DEVICE
  42. Lifelike, cost-effective robotic Sandia Hand can disable IEDs
  43. Sharks tracked by surfing robot and free app
  44. Breakthrough receives funding, but are we ready for online shrinks
  45. Can Facebook Show How to Reduce the Growing Energy Use of the Internet?
  46. I-Corps: Startups with a difference
  47. Are There Alternatives to Conventional, Energy-Hogging Air Conditioners?
  48. Stanford researchers synthesize printable, electrically conductive gel
  49. Scientists Spark New Interest in the Century-Old Edison Battery
  50. The Next Secrets Of The Web
  51. Freecycling Has Viral Effect On Community Spirit and Generosity
  52. Unzipped carbon nanotubes could help energize fuel cells and metal-air batteries
  53. Could Sarcastic Computers Be in Our Future?
  54. STAR TREK INVENTION OFFERS HOPE OF SIGHT TO THE BLIND
  55. Tiny Solar-Panel-Like Cells Help Restore Sight to the Blind
  56. Come the Revolution
  57. Homegrown labware made with 3D printer
  58. Instruction for Masses Knocks Down Campus Walls
  59. Indian American achieves breakthrough in computing technology
  60. Photovoltaic nanoshell “whispering galleries” trap light for more efficient solar cells
  61. 10 Awesome Online Classes You Can Take For Free
  62. Scientists discover new form of superhard carbon
  63. Blackbox’s Startup Genome Compass Uses Science To Crack The “Innovation Code”
  64. Carbon nanotubes used to make batteries from fabrics
  65. Can the World’s Telecoms Slash Their Energy Consumption 1,000-Fold?
  66. Paper Battery May Power Electronics In Clothing And Packaging Material
  67. Electrified nano filter could mean cheap drinking water
  68. POP!TECH TO CULTIVATE A NEW CLASS OF SCIENCE LEADERS
  69. Nanoscale solar cells absorb 10 times more energy