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How AI can deepen our understanding of what it means to be human
How AI can deepen our understanding of what it means to be human
Physics professor Xiaosheng Huang investigates two of the universe’s biggest mysteries: what is dark matter and what is dark energy?
Santa Clara students perform mission-critical roles for NASA spacecrafts
Santa Clara students perform mission-critical roles for NASA spacecrafts
The Robotic Systems Laboratory earned its ninth NASA honor award, this time for its work on a solar sail system.
Santa Clara University convenes Silicon Valley leaders to meet the region’s biggest challenges head-on
Santa Clara University convenes Silicon Valley leaders to meet the region’s biggest challenges head-on
According to a new regional poll, a growing number of people feel the good life is out of reach. At a recent campus event, Santa Clara experts discuss the role industry leaders can play in opening the dream up to more people.
Shifting the AI conversation from ‘What can this do?’ to ‘Who can this serve?’
Shifting the AI conversation from ‘What can this do?’ to ‘Who can this serve?’
For mechanical engineering Assistant Professor Hannah Yang, collaboration is the key to maximizing AI’s positive impact on manufacturing.
Santa Clara’s Bronco Ventures Accelerator supports a growing wave of medtech startups
Santa Clara’s Bronco Ventures Accelerator supports a growing wave of medtech startups
Former Santa Clara professor Hari Mix is among the founders turning university research into innovative businesses. His company, Calorify, reimagines what’s possible at the intersection of science, medicine, and technology
Santa Clara University welcomes award-winners and renowned scholars to its faculty this fall
Santa Clara University welcomes award-winners and renowned scholars to its faculty this fall
From a PBS correspondent to a physicist using AI to explore dark matter, meet the educators who are shaping the future at Santa Clara
What if we could predict problems in space before they happen?
What if we could predict problems in space before they happen?
Professor Mohammad Ayoubi helped developed a method to detect early signs of problems with spacecraft reaction wheels.
‘Life is a triathlon, not a sprint,’ says alum and NASA engineer
‘Life is a triathlon, not a sprint,’ says alum and NASA engineer
Now searching for alien life with NASA, Jared Shimada ’16, MS ’18 turned lessons as a triathlete at Santa Clara into a life built on discipline and patience.
From MJ the Musical to Ragtime, alum works behind the scenes to help Broadway performers care for their bodies
From MJ the Musical to Ragtime, alum works behind the scenes to help Broadway performers care for their bodies
After an injury changed her path, Laura Hollison ’20 found a way to combine her passions for dance and healthcare in physical therapy.
Aspiring aeronautical engineer and student-athlete places fourth in international mountain race
Aspiring aeronautical engineer and student-athlete places fourth in international mountain race
Between record-setting steeplechase races and her first solo flights, mechanical engineering major Milaina Almonte ’27 is building the confidence to surpass goals she never would have dreamed of.
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