Where could drivers find the cheapest gas in cities within San Benito County in week ending Sept. 28?
The only price of midgrade gas in cities throughout San Benito County was found at a single gas station in the week ending Sept. 28, according to customer reports submitted to GasBuddy.com.
Study explores using AI in EMRs to predict doctor burnout
The issue of clinician burnout is gaining attention, with nearly half of U.S. doctors affected, resulting in an estimated annual cost of $4.6 billion due to turnover and reduced work. Mohsen Bayati, a professor at Stanford Graduate School of Business, emphasizes the importance of understanding and addressing this problem.
- Stanford study reveals insights into aging brains' reduced neuron production
- Stanford hosts events marking one year since Oct. 7 Hamas attacks
- Stanford champions open science amid evolving academic landscape
- Stanford University's FestiFall showcases over 300 student groups
- Study reveals long-term impact of hurricanes on US death rates
Summit examines AI's impact on policing reform through bodycam footage analysis
A recent summit at Stanford University explored the potential of artificial intelligence (AI) in reforming policing practices, focusing on the analysis of body-worn camera footage. The event, held on September 12, was organized by Stanford's Business, Government, and Society Initiative. It brought together experts from law enforcement, policy-making, and technology sectors to discuss how AI can be used to enhance public safety while addressing privacy concerns.
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Stanford installs educational signs at Lagunita highlighting biodiversity
Stanford University has introduced new signage around Lagunita to highlight its significance as a natural habitat and to educate the community about its biodiversity. The area, often mistaken for an empty field, is home to over 400 native species, including some that are at risk of extinction.
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Remote work persists despite Amazon's office return mandate
When Amazon recently instructed its employees to return to the office five days a week, it sparked discussions about the future of remote work. However, Stanford economist Nicholas Bloom believes this move will not significantly impact existing work-from-home policies. "I doubt it will change anything," he stated, expressing skepticism that other companies would follow suit.
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Where were the cheapest places to fill up on regular gas in cities in Santa Clara County in week ending Sept. 28?
The lowest price of regular gas in cities throughout Santa Clara County was found at seven gas stations in the week ending Sept. 28, according to customer reports submitted to GasBuddy.com.
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Stanford's Nobel laureates reflect on winning prestigious prize
In anticipation of this year’s Nobel Prizes, Stanford Report spoke with three of Stanford’s Nobel laureates to learn more about what it’s like to win the prestigious prize.
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Stanford researchers reveal insights into new-age soft semiconductors
Researchers at Stanford have made significant progress in understanding organic mixed ionic-electronic conductors (OMIECs), a promising class of materials for next-generation batteries and electronic devices. These soft, flexible polymer semiconductors have favorable electrochemical properties, but their molecular microstructure and electron movement remain poorly understood.
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Amazonian chief seeks solutions to environmental damage at Stanford event
On the afternoon of September 24, Chief Raoni Metuktire, leader of the Kayapó people of the Brazilian Amazon, addressed an audience at Stanford University. Wearing traditional attire, he spoke about environmental issues affecting his community.
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Stanford releases early Class of '28 enrollment stats amid new admission policies
Stanford University has released preliminary enrollment data for its undergraduate Class of 2028. This class is the first to be admitted following last year's U.S. Supreme Court decision on race-conscious admissions in higher education.
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Stanford undergraduates engage deeply in summer research projects
Research is a fundamental part of Stanford's mission and culture, involving not only faculty but also students. Various departments and research centers at Stanford offer students the opportunity to work as research assistants during the summer. For eight to ten weeks, these students collaborate with mentors on full-time projects, allowing them to immerse themselves in their research without the distraction of academic classes.
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Stanford inaugurates Jon Levin as new president
Stanford University recently celebrated the inauguration of its new president, Jon Levin. The event was marked by a series of announcements and messages from university leadership.
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Stanford appoints first two faculty members dedicated to advancing data science
Stanford University has announced the appointment of Laura Gwilliams and Brian Hie as the first faculty members of Stanford Data Science, a unit within the dean of research dedicated to data-driven discovery and expanding data science education. Gwilliams is an assistant professor of psychology studying how the human brain makes language possible, while Hie is an assistant professor of chemical engineering developing large AI neural networks to understand molecular evolution.