Connecting the past, present and future of the automobile
Stanford University announces the newly created Revs Program at Stanford at an event called "Celebrating the Automobile". Read Full Article
The new Revs Program at Stanford extends the study of the automobile beyond engineering to cultural analysis across academia and to create an intellectual community around the car. Read Full Article
The Revs Program at Stanford brings the automobile to the center of academic research and study. Read Full Article
Stanford selected for new automotive program to bring academics together for interdisciplinary study of the automobile to provide insight to future safety innovations and understand the driver experience. Read Full Article
With the April 7 symposium "Celebrating the Automobile," Stanford University kicks off a new multi-disciplinary program focusing on the automobile. Read Full Article
Stanford University creates new program to inspire the study of automobiles and their influence on the 20th and 21st century. The Revs Program at Stanford, an inter-disciplinary program, will study the mechanical, cultural and human experience of designing, driving and understanding the automobile. Read Full Article
The Revs Program at Stanford founded by visionary Miles Collier researches and teaches automotive topics across various schools such as humanities, fine arts, social sciences, design, science and engineering and will create a multi-media library of automotive history and knowledge. Read Full Article
Automotive historian Michael Lynch chronicles the history of the Collier Collection and the creation of the Revs Program at Stanford to bring the automobile to the center of the university. Read Full Article
Stanford researchers instrumenting vintage race cars and drivers to help create advanced safety devices for future cars. Read Full Article
Take a look at the 1960 Porsche Abarth Carrera GTL from the Collier Collection at the Porsche Rennsport Reunion instrumented by the Revs Program at Stanford. Read Full Article