The Materializer Leah Gonzalez ’14, 13 Dec 2014 2 min read The Materializer At age 18, Brienne Ghafourifar ’12 raised a million bucks for her startup. Prepare to Entefy.
Here Come the Decabots Matt Morgan, 28 Sep 2017 < 1 min read 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.
Get Smart Matt Morgan, 28 Sep 2017 < 1 min read Get Smart John-Paul Hurley ’18 and Behnam Dezfouli want to hit fast-forward on transforming the internet of things.
Brewed Innovation Lindsey Mandell ’18, 28 Sep 2017 < 1 min read Brewed Innovation Bryan Donaldson ’09 on how he created his own path in the beer industry.
Artificial Intelligence and Public Trust 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?
Ask the Ethics Bowl Team 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.
How Do They Do It? 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?
Things To Come 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.
Cut & Paste Conservation 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?
STEM and Her 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.
Big Win for a Tiny House 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.
Five Bucks to a Grand 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
How to Make Cities Smarter? 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.