He is recognized for contributions to microprocessor memory systems.

Their work enables low-power volumetric 3D printing.

With a simple design and some clever engineering, researchers devised a high-frequency, low-power, compact optical device that allows virtually any digital camera to perceive depth.

Tsachy discusses new approaches to the ever-expanding need to store digital files.

Applying scientific machine learning models to determine where to take measurements to improve our understanding of ice melt in Antarctica.

His citation reads, ”For foundational discoveries in photonics, ranging from resonator, topological, and non-reciprocal photonics to energy applications including the discovery of daytime radiative cooling based on a new kind of energy source."

The award recognizes his contributions in "Doping and Contacts for Atomically Thin 2D Semiconductors."

She discusses the growing field of human-robot interaction.

Kwabena discusses his path to Stanford, and how students can get started on their own journeys.

His citation reads, “for sustained contributions to design and test of computing systems in established and emerging technologies.”