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75 Years of Innovation: Cancer research
Innovations in treatments and mechanism of treatment delivery in the fight against cancer
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Technology’s role in the next new normal in education
Creating a more equitable educational system is fundamental to the next new normal.
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75 Years of Innovation: Spindt cathode field emission technology
A low power, lightweight replacement for older CRT technology allowing the development of modern flat-panel displays
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SRI International awarded $40 million NICHD contract for pre-clinical development of new male and female contraceptive products
SRI International has been awarded a Biological Testing Facility contract to complete discovery and preclinical development of new contraceptive compounds.
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How artificial intelligence can be used to train your current and future workforce
Using AI to capture and transfer manufacturing knowledge
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75 Years of Innovation: Digital FAX machine
Commercialization of the fax machine to make sending a document fast, accurate, and available to all
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Incubating innovation: SRI’s dynamic internal R&D program for early-career researchers
The program encourages early-career researchers to pitch impactful projects that could receive up to $100,000 in funding
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75 Years of Innovation: Iris recognition
The ability to use iris recognition in real-life scenarios by removing previous constraints
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A look at quantum technology development at SRI: Quantum sensing and quantum communications
Quantum mechanics is a fundamental theory in physics that describes the physical properties of nature on an atomic scale.
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75 Years of Innovation: Cash management account (CMA)
World’s first cash management account (CMA) product to aggregate and streamline across financial products
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Solving for sleep
SRI’s Human Sleep Research Program is conducting groundbreaking research to address modern sleep challenges
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SRI receives NSF grant to create new viral classification system
SRI International has been awarded a National Science Foundation (NSF) grant through the Grants for Rapid Response (RAPID) program. RAPID is a mechanism used by the NSF to provide funds for urgent research that addresses unexpected disasters or events such as the COVID-19 pandemic. SRI scientists will use the RAPID grant to develop a first-of-its-kind…