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Expert tips on preventing winter illnesses
As the peak cold and flu season approaches, health experts offer practical advice to reduce the risk of infection.
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U.S. boosts semiconductor sector with $52 billion investment through CHIPS Act
The U.S. Department of Commerce is making strides in semiconductor research through the CHIPS and Science Act, a legislative measure passed in 2022.
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Stanford introduces immunotherapy platforms aiming at improved cancer cell targeting
Researchers from Stanford University and the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) have introduced new immunotherapy platforms, TRACeR-I and TRACeR-II, aimed at enhancing the immune system's ability to target diseased cells.
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Stanford students awarded prestigious 2025 Marshall Scholarships
Angelina Chan, Ben Fischer, Jaeah Kim, Alina Wilson, and Jessica Yan from Stanford University have been awarded the 2025 Marshall Scholarship.
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Report warns against developing 'mirror life' due to potential risks
A recent report has raised concerns about the potential risks associated with "mirror life," a concept involving the creation of organisms using molecules with reversed structural orientations compared to those found in natural life.
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Stanford introduces new GPU-based supercomputer named Marlowe
Stanford University has announced the introduction of Marlowe, a new GPU-based supercomputer designed to enhance computational research across various fields.
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Stanford President joins kayak club for paddle session
President Marc Tessier-Lavigne of Stanford University joined the university's kayak club for a paddle session on December 14, 2024.
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Device offers sustainable way to produce fertilizer using wind energy
Researchers from Stanford University and King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals have developed a prototype device capable of producing ammonia, a crucial fertilizer component, using wind energy.
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Anton Ermakov shares insights on Juno mission's findings about Jupiter's moon Io
Anton Ermakov, a planetary scientist, has been involved in significant discoveries from NASA's Juno mission, which were announced at the American Geophysical Union Annual Meeting.
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Topical vaccine using skin bacteria shows promise in preclinical trials
Stanford University researchers have developed a potential new method of vaccination using a skin bacterium, Staphylococcus epidermidis.
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Scientists propose global effort to create first AI virtual human cell
Recent advancements in artificial intelligence and the accumulation of extensive experimental data on human biology have created a significant opportunity for scientific progress.
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Stanford expands economics major with new degrees and certificate options
Economics students at Stanford University now have more options in pursuing their degrees.
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Professors discuss university's evolving role amid global challenges
On December 4, a discussion at the Stanford Faculty Club explored the historical relationship between Stanford University and its patrons.
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Stanford report questions necessity of mental health inquiries for lawyer licensing
Law school graduates must not only pass the bar exam but also undergo a "moral character" inquiry, which often includes disclosing mental health information.
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Economists critique New York City's new congestion pricing plan
New York City is set to introduce a congestion pricing plan on January 5, 2025, in an effort to address its severe traffic issues.
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Consolidation reshapes US TV news landscape amid rising social media influence
Social media's emergence as a primary news source has challenged traditional media, but television remains the most favored medium for local news in the United States.
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Stanford hosts political discussions amid post-election climate
Stanford University students gathered in Arroyo House for a discussion on political polarization, led by political scientist Didi Kuo.
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AI model warns against missing climate targets
Researchers have concluded that the goal of limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels is now almost certainly unattainable.
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Portola Valley approves Stanford's plan for new faculty and affordable housing
On Thursday, December 5, the Portola Valley Town Council unanimously approved Stanford University's Portola Terrace residential project.
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Stanford study finds electric vehicle batteries may last longer than expected
The longevity of electric vehicle (EV) batteries may be greater than previously estimated, according to a study conducted by scientists at the SLAC-Stanford Battery Center.