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Latest research and insights
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Using a novel heating method that cuts carbon emissions, engineers dramatically improved hydrogen production efficiency. As a surprising result, the process also produced high-quality graphite that could potentially be used for batteries and other technologies.
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Natalie Larson, assistant professor of mechanical engineering, shares how an innovative 3D printing approach is transforming applications across structural batteries, antennas, soft robotics, and more. With support from the Stanford Sustainability Accelerator, she's working on a scalable 3D printing process for cultivated meat.
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Recent graduate Emily Paris, PhD ’26, studies Earth’s most extreme deep-sea environments to learn about the habitability of ancient Mars and inform carbon storage efforts.
Recent school announcements
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The center's Innovation Transfer Program recently awarded grants to 11 Stanford teams developing technologies and services with enduring sustainability impacts. Grants provide resources to help teams iterate prototypes, refine business plans, conduct customer trials and market research, and establish commercial viability.
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Recent graduate Emily Paris, PhD ’26, studies Earth’s most extreme deep-sea environments to learn about the habitability of ancient Mars and inform carbon storage efforts.
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The Stanford Sustainability Accelerator, based in the Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability, has awarded nearly $5 million to teams across 22 departments working to advance climate resilience, clean energy, ocean health, water access, and more.
