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For her field opening contributions to the science and engineering of photonic crystals, and in particular, for the use of 2D microcavites for the Purcell-like enhancement of the spontaneous emission rate of embedded quantum dots.

Professor Arbabian and research professor Khuri-Yakub lead research that utilizes interplay of microwaves and ultrasound to develop a detector with military and medical applications.

Nanomaterial graphene is the key ingredient in 3 EE data storage projects

For her major and field opening contributions to nano photonics and its application to information science; including the design and fabrication of 2D photonic crystals with integrated quantum dot structures.

Professor Nick McKeown, alumni Martin Casado, and Prof. Scott Schenker (Berkeley) received one of this year's NEC C&C prizes for their work in SDN movements and OpenFlow protocol.

Christopher Ré, an assistant professor of computer science, has been named a MacArthur fellow. He is recognized for developing a system that analyzes data with a high degree of certainty.

Stanford refocuses its 30-year-old industrial research partnership to invent hardware, software and systems capable of monitoring health, managing energy, sensing environmental conditions and controlling the Internet of Things.

Professor H.-S. Philip Wong and Associate Professor Subhasish Mitra reveal how to build high-rise chips that could leapfrog today's single-story logic and memory chips

The Institute's Director stated, "This year's grants support an exciting array of bold, new ideas for advancing energy technology and policy [...]"

Nanophotonics has emerged as a powerful tool for manipulating light on chips. The goal is to transmit data faster and more efficiently via optical rather than electrical signals.