Stanford Emerging Technology Review Launch

Stanford University president Richard Saller gives introductory remarks at the public launch of the Stanford Emerging Technology Review

Stanford Emerging Technology Review co-chairs, Senior Fellow Amy Zegart and Stanford engineering school dean Jennifer Widom discuss the origins of the project and publication.

Stanford engineering school dean Jennifer Widom explains that the Stanford Emerging Technology Review gives an opportunity for Stanford scholars of science and engineering to communicate their knowledge and ideas in ways that are accessible to lay audiences, especially those who hold high-stakes positions as US government decision-makers.

Allison Okamura, Stanford professor of engineering and a faculty council member and contributor to the Stanford Emerging Technology Review, presents her expertise on robotics, one of the ten technology fields explored in the report.

Zhenan Bao, a Stanford professor of chemical engineering and a faculty council member and contributor to the Stanford Emerging Technology Review, describes the foundational nature of materials science, one of the ten subjects addressed in the report.

Hoover research fellow Herbert Lin, the director and editor-in-chief of the Stanford Emerging Technology Review explains that advancements in a single field of emerging technology leads to advancements in others.

Hoover Institution director Condoleezza Rice, co-chair of the Stanford Emerging Technology Review, in conversation with tech entrepreneur Marc Andreessen.

In a conversation with Hoover Institution director Condoleezza Rice, tech entrepreneur Marc Andreessen addresses concerns about how societies are grappling with the rapid pace of technological advances and their impacts.

Hoover Institution director Condoleezza Rice gives closing remarks during the launch of The Stanford Emerging Technology Review.