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An independent non-profit institute headquartered in Silicon Valley, SRI is a global leader in research and development. We collaborate across technical and scientific disciplines to create a safer, healthier, and more sustainable future, blazing new trails every day in quantum, robotics, Al, human-machine collaboration, precision medicine, education, sustainability, and much more. For more than 7

5 years, SRI has had a profound impact on every one of our lives through the discovery and development of groundbreaking technologies and products and by bringing many of the world's most extraordinary innovations and ideas to the marketplace.

06/02/2026

Are quantum systems replacing classical ones? Not just yet. But in the future, it's possible.

Quantum systems work in tandem with classical systems to help enhance how we communicate, process, and measure both classical bits and quantum bits (qubits). Learn how from SRI Principal Research Scientist, Cale M. Gentry ⤵️

More about our work in quantum: https://bit.ly/3PXN8gX

Join us for PARC Forum with John M Martinis and Celia Merzbacher this Weds, 6/4: https://bit.ly/4wX8Dit

It's almost time! June us this Wednesday, June 3 in Palo Alto or online in a conversation with Nobel laureate John M. Ma...
06/01/2026

It's almost time!

June us this Wednesday, June 3 in Palo Alto or online in a conversation with Nobel laureate John M. Martinis and QED-C® executive director, Celia Merzbacher. They'll discuss:

✴️ The current state of the quantum ecosystem

✴️ Applications in the commercial market - beyond quantum computing

✴️ Manufacturing at scale — what a quantum-capable supply chain looks like & who is building it

✴️ The new wild west: startups, consortiums, VCs, government agencies, and big industry

Spots left are limited. Register: https://hubs.ly/Q04dWMFT0

05/29/2026

Can we remove harmful gases from industrial facilities, plants, and gas turbines at scale?

Developed and tested for over a decade at SRI, our Mixed Salt Process produces an almost dry CO2 stream at high pressure, reducing both operational and capital CO2 compression costs - and has been successfully tested at the National Carbon Capture Center, demonstrating that the process is effective at engineering scale.

In 2021, MSP was licensed to energy company, Baker Hughes to research and deploy internationally.

05/26/2026

Rural healthcare options around the country are becoming more limited as hospitals and other care facilities close and consolidate.

Under the Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H)’s PARADIGM program, SRI researchers are developing a technology-driven mobile platform that can deliver advanced hospital-level care to every rural county in America.

And so far, the user satisfaction is far exceeding project expectations.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/4dPXo3M

We're thrilled to announce Dimitra Vergyri as President of SRI's Information and Computing Sciences Division!With 25 yea...
05/22/2026

We're thrilled to announce Dimitra Vergyri as President of SRI's Information and Computing Sciences Division!

With 25 years at SRI and deep expertise in AI and speech technology, Vergyri brings her robust expertise to ICS — home to pioneering work in deepfake detection, neurosymbolic AI, autonomous systems, and the lab that brought us Siri.

Join us in congratulating Dimitra!

05/19/2026

What if you could perform a surgery inside an MRI machine, taking advantage of real-time imaging to locate and destroy tiny sub-centimeter cancer lesions?

With support from SRI engineers and advisors, Sam Frishman, founder of Medical Devices Corner, is building a surgical teleoperation platform made of plastic-based, hydraulic-powered robotic arms that can operate within an MRI machine itself.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/4nBdmCh

05/12/2026

How can we scale quantum technologies into real-world applications?

Nobel laureate John M. Martinis and the QED-C® executive director, Celia Merzbacher will take the stage in Palo Alto on June 4 to discuss.

Save your seat as they talk:
✴️ The current state of the quantum ecosystem

✴️ Applications in the commercial market - beyond quantum computing

✴️ Manufacturing at scale — what a quantum-capable supply chain looks like & who is building it

✴️ The new wild west: startups, consortiums, VCs, government agencies, and big industry

Grab your spot now! Register: https://hubs.ly/Q04dWMFT0

Have you caught up with our latest AI PARC Forum?Author and The Wall Street Journal tech columnist Christopher Mims and ...
05/06/2026

Have you caught up with our latest AI PARC Forum?

Author and The Wall Street Journal tech columnist Christopher Mims and SRI Education's Susan Patrick held an engaging conversation around AI's relationship and impact on educators, students, and everyday users.

Mims and Patrick discussed how we can leverage AI to improve productivity and strengthen workflows — so AI enhances critical thinking rather than replacing it at home, work, and in the classroom.

Watch here: https://bit.ly/4uwCj47

Join us for our next PARC Forum on June 4: Nobel laureate John M. Martinis discusses the quantum frontier. Save your seat: https://bit.ly/48DUv3e

The internet. Personal computing. Color television. Artificial intelligence.From receiving the first ARPANET message in ...
04/29/2026

The internet. Personal computing. Color television. Artificial intelligence.

From receiving the first ARPANET message in 1969, to inventing the computer mouse, to spinning out Siri — each breakthrough from SRI started as a bold idea and became a technology that continues to impact the world.

Eighty years in, we're just getting started. Learn more: https://bit.ly/48Z0UGk

04/24/2026

What does it take to bring quantum hardware out of the lab and into the real world?

Nicole Heidel, Director of SRI's Applied Sciences Laboratory, has spent a decade doing exactly that — from 3D photonic chips to compact quantum sensors with applications in AI, defense, and healthcare.

Learn more about how Nicole and her team are charting the future of photonic chips and quantum hardware: https://bit.ly/4ezLJXG

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