Stanford researchers used computer simulations to pave the way for the discovery of safer, more effective medicines.

The quality of internet TV depends on algorithms that minimize glitches and stalls. Scientists recruited volunteer who helped improve them simply by watching.

Researchers have created a crowdsourcing site that collects county-level policy data to inform this critical decision.

In recognition of his “revolutionary impact” on computer-generated animation, Stanford computer scientist and engineer Patrick M. “Pat” Hanrahan will share the 2019 Turing Award from the Association of Computing Machinery (ACM) – often described as the “Nobel Prize” of computing.

Using artificial intelligence, a research team has slashed battery testing times — a key barrier to longer-lasting, faster-charging batteries for electric vehicles — by nearly fifteen fold.