Indian-origin Stanford researcher uses AI to unlock natural hydrogen reserves

Yashee Mathur's startup aims to identify low-cost, low-carbon underground hydrogen using geological data.

Ankita Baidya•Jul 7, 2026 06:56 PM• 155 views

Yashee Mathur's research combines artificial intelligence and geology to locate naturally occurring hydrogen.

Credit: Stanford Graduate School of Business

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Ankita Baidya is a Europe-based journalist currently pursuing the Erasmus Mundus Master’s in Journalism. Her reporting and writing explore the intersections of society, politics, education and culture, with a particular interest in identity, youth and global affairs.

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