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Featured innovator: Kaitlin Moore
Moore is an atomic physicist engaged in exciting work in the field of quantum science and engineering in SRI’s Applied Sciences division
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75 Years of Innovation: The worldâs first commercial Transmission Electron Microscope (TEM)
Worldâs first commercial high-resolution transmission electron microscope (TEM).
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Virtual internship study aims to develop guidance for employers
SRI Education team finds a great opportunity in the summerâs rapid growth in STEM virtual internships
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SRI welcomes David Motley to the Board of Directors
David brings significant experience to the SRI Board in biomedical technologies, manufacturing of technical products and venture capital.
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Curie AI â Transforming the standard of care for chronic respiratory conditions, including COVID-19
SRI spin-out, Curie AI, has developed a technology that can recognize and analyze signals in people living with chronic respiratory diseases, including COVID-19
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75 Years of Innovation: Advanced postal address recognition
In the late 1990s, the U.S. Postal Service turned to SRI Internationalâs âadvanced address recognition systemâ to automate letter sorting
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What if you gave cancer the measles?
SRI has created a novel platform that could significantly expand the benefit of immunotherapies by âinfectingâ cancer cells
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75 Years of Innovation: High-definition television (HDTV)
High-definition TV came out of the early 1990s but continues to captivate and command audiences today
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Taurus: This small robot is reaching new heights and solving once-thought impossible challenges
Check out these 6 reasons why you should consider this robot for remote operations
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75 Years of Innovation: Foliage-Penetrating Radar technologies (FOLPEN)
Ground-breaking innovation around application of Foliage-Penetrating Radar Technologies.
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Featured innovator: Patrick Lincoln, SRI International
Lincoln is spearheading world-changing innovations as director of SRIâs Computer Science Laboratory.
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75 Years of Innovation: Two-dimensional laser-induced fluorescence spectroscopy
SRI developed a novel technique within the discipline of fluorescence spectroscopy that could be applied to combustion chemistry.