Physical Sciences

Engineered materials with enhanced structural, functional, thermal, optical, or electrochemical properties for applications in aerospace, automotive, energy, construction, and advanced manufacturing

Technologies from Stanford investigators to enable the next-generation of air and space flight.

Overview of next-generation AI in the physical sciences including optical computing, autonomous systems, NLP, and foundational frameworks.

Stanford autonomous vehicles technologies including software, sensor systems, and vehicle components.

The collection of flexible electronics technologies have applications in batteries, wearables, displays, sensors, medical devices and more.

Quantum and photonic technologies that process AI workloads at the speed of light while dramatically reducing energy consumption

Advanced robotics and haptics technologies for healthcare, manufacturing, and consumer applications

Technologies from featured Stanford researchers working in semiconductor innovation.

Stanford innovations in immersive technologies enabling advanced displays, intuitive interfaces, and realistic interactions for next-generation virtual and augmented reality experiences.