Professor Chris Gerdes with autonomous car
Stanford engineers have developed a third autonomous vehicle. The car, named Shelley, is scheduled to race up Pikes Peak without a driver at the end of the summer.  Video
Dipping cloth in nanotube ink
Stanford researchers have moved from making batteries from paper to making batteries from cloth. Your-T-shirt could become a lighted, moving display.
Jean-Marie Apostolid?s
The Unabomber warned that technology had mutated civilization – and one French scholar thinks he's right.  Video
C. Matthew Snipp, Chris Thomsen, and Nick Bloom
The Secure Data Center, protected by several privacy protocols, will let researchers tap detailed census information that could serve as the framework for public policy.

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