Issue #10 | Stanford University School of Engineering

Issue #10

Illustration by Stefani Billings

Nov 17, 2016

Elisabeth Paté-Cornell: How risk analysis can improve cybersecurity

Electronics & Networking, Security

Food stimulates cells of the fly intestine to divide, allowing the intestine to grow in response to diet. | Image credit: Lucy O'Brien

Oct 28, 2016

The small intestine changes size depending on food intake — but how?

How do we re-engineer urban environments for the future? | iStock/maxsattana

Oct 20, 2016

How do we ensure that humanity flourishes in the cities of the future?

Environment, Health, Technology & Society

A new plastic could help keep people cool in hot climates. | Photo by Linda Cicero

Sep 2, 2016

Engineers develop a new plastic material that can help beat the heat

“Artificial Intelligence and Life in 2030” looks at how AI technologies will affect urban life. | Image by iStock/Askold Romanov, Mlenny & Tricia Seibold

Sep 1, 2016

How will driverless cars and other applications of AI affect society?

Artificial Intelligence