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Recent News About Stanford University
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California adopts new reading assessment tool developed at Stanford
Starting next fall, California will implement universal screening for reading difficulties in kindergarten through second grade.
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Stanford project aims to improve healthcare access for young adults with disabilities
On a recent Friday morning, a group gathered at Stanford University's disability community space to discuss issues related to intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD).
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Los Angeles groundwater remains low despite heavy rains in 2023
The greater Los Angeles area, long monitored for seismic activity, is now the focus of a study that utilizes existing seismographic data to assess groundwater levels.
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Stanford opens new computing and data science hub
Stanford University is set to inaugurate its new Computing and Data Science (CoDa) building, a facility designed to advance interdisciplinary collaboration and data-driven research.
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Stanford researchers unveil new insights into enzyme function
Researchers at Stanford University have made significant progress in understanding how enzymes dramatically accelerate biochemical reactions.
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Stanford explores educational history through new pilot course
A pilot course at Stanford Graduate School of Education (GSE) is exploring California's educational history, beginning with Indigenous traditions and progressing through European colonization.
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Stanford professors debate role of history in constitutional interpretation
Stanford Law School recently hosted a discussion featuring Professors Jonathan Gienapp and Michael McConnell, two prominent figures in constitutional law.
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Stanford announces new tuition rates for 2025-26 academic year
The Stanford Board of Trustees has announced the tuition rates for the 2025-26 academic year following their winter meeting.
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Stanford GSB announces commencement speakers Akshata Murty and Rishi Sunak
Akshata Murty and Rishi Sunak, both alumni of Stanford Graduate School of Business (GSB), are set to deliver the commencement address at the school's diploma ceremony on June 14.
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Court blocks NIH cap affecting university research funding
A Massachusetts court has issued a temporary restraining order against a National Institutes of Health (NIH) cap on indirect costs, which could have significantly impacted research at Stanford University and other institutions nationwide.
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Stanford's Earth Systems 10 introduces interdisciplinary approach to sustainability
Stanford University's Introduction to Earth Systems course, known as Earth Systems 10, offers students an opportunity to explore sustainability challenges through lectures, debates, and field trips.
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Study shows family members often perpetrators in child mass shooting deaths
A recent study led by Stanford Medicine reveals that when children in the United States die in mass shootings, the perpetrator is often a family member.
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Stanford study reveals flaws in evaluating biochar's role in CO2 removal
A recent study by Stanford researchers has identified a significant issue in the evaluation of biochar, a material used for carbon dioxide removal.
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Magnolia hosts second annual Snow Day for university students
Magnolia held its annual Snow Day event, inviting students from various neighborhoods across the university.
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Stanford study links DNA variations to improved breast cancer treatment
Researchers at Stanford Medicine have identified a new method of classifying breast cancer tumors based on DNA variations, which could improve treatment strategies and recurrence screening.
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Stanford's David Labaree elected to National Academy of Education
David Labaree, a professor emeritus at Stanford Graduate School of Education (GSE), has been elected to the National Academy of Education (NAEd).
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Study shows varied pandemic recovery among U.S. school districts
A recent study conducted by researchers from Stanford and Harvard reveals notable differences in pandemic recovery among U.S. school districts.
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Researchers use food dye to make living tissue transparent
Materials scientist and physicist Guosong Hong, known for his work in manipulating materials, has made a significant breakthrough.
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FDA clears rapid sepsis test reducing diagnosis time significantly
Sepsis, a severe medical condition caused by a dysregulated immune response to infection, is responsible for significant mortality rates globally.
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AI chatbots help physicians make better clinical decisions
Artificial intelligence chatbots are increasingly being integrated into medical decision-making processes.