Programs provide an opportunity for member organizations to be involved with Stanford researchers in co-creating the future.

We explore how intermediaries, through systems and ecosystems, can serve to build trust networks between people in education and wellness. This program investigates the tools and strategies that are helping to build trust across a variety of contexts.

We’ve dramatically increased the proportion of interactions that are NOT face-to-face. It’s critical to understand new cues for taking turns in telepresence and the importance of the immersive experiences.

Complex problems that seem to defy solutions are upon us – big time. Solutions are urgently needed. These webinar conversations present thinking models that may inspire solutions and help guide us through these challenging times.

A collection of mediaX Thought Leaders who contribute their insights and expertise through in-depth and thoughtful blog posts that help address challenges faced by many people and communities around the world.

At this time in history we can learn from and support each other in many ways. Leveraging the learning opportunities – through sharing and support – will prove highly beneficial in the post-pandemic era ahead.

Conversational AI personalities are playing an increasing role in our everyday lives. As conversational AI becomes integrated in our society, we need to give serious thought to mindfully creating these personalities and conversations.

Machine learning, pattern recognition, and sensor driven applications play out behind the scenes. Understanding the conditions that help to build trust is a worthy challenge for the open, non-linear, multi-faceted, and globally connected world we live in.

This program brings together researchers at Stanford and our member organizations who study radical and disruptive innovation, long-range planning, future scenarios, next generation (product or service) and development.

Technologies for Wellness and Behavior Change brings together researchers at Stanford and in our member organizations who study ambient displays, wearables, decision pathways.