The Materializer
At age 18, Brienne Ghafourifar ’12 raised a million bucks for her startup. Prepare to Entefy.
Matt Morgan, 28 Sep 2017
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Here Come the Decabots
Erin Guthrie ’18, Scot Tomer M.S. ’21, and their swarm of small test robots lead the charge in sniffing out pollution.
Matt Morgan, 28 Sep 2017
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Get Smart
John-Paul Hurley ’18 and Behnam Dezfouli want to hit fast-forward on transforming the internet of things.
Lindsey Mandell ’18, 28 Sep 2017
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Brewed Innovation
Bryan Donaldson ’09 on how he created his own path in the beer industry.
Shannon Vallor, 15 Jun 2017
7 min read
Artificial Intelligence and Public Trust
A future with artificial intelligence is no longer a sci-fi fantasy. But how do we ensure that it is shaped with moral intelligence?
Tina Vossugh, 14 Jun 2017
2 min read
Ask the Ethics Bowl Team
SCU’s Ethics Bowl team earned a spot at nationals this year. So we ask them to tackle one real problem: 3-D printing and guns.
Alicia K. Gonzales ’09, 02 Mar 2017
2 min read
How Do They Do It?
How can social innovators help poor communities with big problems—like lack of HIV/AIDS awareness, or electricity, or even rain?
Steven Boyd Saum, 01 Mar 2017
2 min read
Things To Come
Letter from the Editor: John A. Sobrato ’60 promised something terrific in STEM. He delivered the future.
Emma Marris, 01 Mar 2017
12 min read
Cut & Paste Conservation
We can now replace a gene in any organism for a hundred bucks a pop. We can alter wild species to save them. So should we?
Matt Morgan, 01 Mar 2017
3 min read
STEM and Her
Tech firms invest billions in education but miss the mark helping minorities and women enter tech.
Matt Morgan, 01 Mar 2017
7 min read
Big Win for a Tiny House
The rEvolve House took first place in a state-wide competition in Sacramento. Now it is being put to work helping veterans with PTSD.
SCM Staff, 01 Mar 2017
2 min read
Five Bucks to a Grand
Scalability is a two-way street. Students learn big concepts through small startups
Alicia K. Gonzales ’09, 16 Nov 2015
2 min read
How to Make Cities Smarter?
White House praises location-sharing app BlueLight for making cities—and college campuses—safer.