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Stanford Research Park is a community of and for people who seek to invent the future.

With pioneering companies like Tesla and Argo AI, and powerhouse Fortune 500 companies like HP Inc and Ford Motor Company, SRP’s community is diverse, and our history is storied. Scores of Stanford alumni have launched or headquartered their companies within our borders, as have those who have traveled near and far to join a legacy of success. Founders choose SRP for our prestigious Palo Alto address, access to Stanford University’s emerging research and brainpower, close proximity to venture capital firms, and sustainable buildings in a stunning natural environment. Our unique blend of nature and culture has made SRP the business park that others emulate.

10/06/2026

Save the date! Halloween and Oktoberfest are coming to Cal Ave on Saturday, October 31, from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM.
Stop by the Stanford Research Park zone at 414 California Avenue for pumpkin decorating, a festive photo booth, and an orange drawstring bag that’s perfect for trick-or-treating.
Learn more: https://f.mtr.cool/4egntiarlj

10/02/2026

What if the Bay Area could tackle water pollution while saving hundreds of millions of dollars? A study found that wastewater treatment plants could significantly reduce the cost of meeting new pollution limits by working together instead of upgrading independently. The potential savings? Up to $268 million over 30 years. It’s a powerful example of how collaboration could benefit both the environment and local households. https://f.mtr.cool/su82brnzxr

09/29/2026

Chalk Art at Thursday Live on Cal Avenue ✨

09/28/2026

What happens when AI systems become more capable faster than we can understand how they behave? As AI agents begin working together, improving other AI systems, and taking on more autonomous roles, safety questions become harder to answer. Who should evaluate these systems? Can developers effectively oversee their own technology? And is a “kill switch” really enough when AI is already embedded across so many parts of society?

Stanford experts explore why keeping AI safe may require much more than a way to shut it down: from independent evaluation and greater transparency to building safety into AI systems from the start. https://f.mtr.cool/eutphgk52w

09/25/2026

AI became a little more approachable! Our recent AI Playground for Everyone with Mo-Yun Lei Fong brought AI to life through practical, creative, and hands-on activities. We explored everything from turning simple drawings into imaginative creations to working with photos, planning trips, writing messages, and more.

With attendees ranging in age from 5 to 89, it was a great reminder that you don’t need a technical background to experiment with AI, learn something new, and have fun along the way.

09/18/2026

The future rarely arrives all at once. It shows up in small signals that are easy to miss. At our recent Fast Futures: Foresight for Beginners session, Ben Gansky and Rod Falcon from Institute for the Future (IFTF) showed us how to pay closer attention to those signals, challenge the assumptions we make about what comes next, and think beyond the changes already happening around us.

In an interactive session at The Hub, we explored practical foresight tools to help us consider different possibilities and prepare for a future that may look very different from today.

09/17/2026

What if one of the biggest opportunities in business is the group many companies still overlook?
People are living and working longer, yet many workplaces are still designed around younger employees and customers. That means companies may be missing out on experienced talent, stronger multigenerational teams, and a growing market with real spending power. https://f.mtr.cool/stfgnmoz6o

09/16/2026

It was great to see so many bicyclists start their day with us at The Hub at Stanford Research Park at our latest Breakfast for Bicyclists!

We enjoyed a morning of coffee, delicious hot breakfast, and conversation with colleagues and friends who choose to commute by bike.

Guests also headed off with complimentary gift bags to make the morning a little more special. Thanks to everyone who stopped by and helped make it such a great start to the day!

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3215 Porter Drive
Palo Alto, CA
94304

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(650) 724-7100

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http://www.stanfordresearchpark.com/

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