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Stanford prepares new leaders in environmental policymaking through interdisciplinary fellowship
The Stanford Woods Institute for the Environment's Rising Environmental Leaders Program (RELP) is equipping future experts to address complex environmental challenges through interdisciplinary approaches.
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Stanford introduces culinary-based materials science course
In a setting that resembled a cooking competition, the aroma of chocolate wafted through the air as students extended a nearly invisible strand of sugar up to six feet from a pan.
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Stanford engages students in civic dialogue through 'Civic Salons
Stanford University has been engaging students in discussions on complex issues through a series of "Civic Salons."
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Sierra Club leader urges broad alliances for environmental action
Ben Jealous, the executive director of the Sierra Club since 2023, addressed students and community members at Stanford University on March 10.
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Stanford study suggests microlightning sparked life on Earth
Life on Earth may have originated from "microlightning" exchanges among water droplets rather than a single dramatic lightning strike, according to new research from Stanford University.
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Stanford tackles global food challenges through interdisciplinary research
Stanford University is at the forefront of addressing global food challenges through interdisciplinary research and collaboration.
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Stanford researchers use AI for new insights into Antarctic ice movement
As the planet experiences warming, Antarctica's ice sheet is melting and contributing to global sea-level rise.
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New book explores relationship-driven learning amid technological advances
Isabelle Hau, executive director of the Stanford Accelerator for Learning, has authored a new book titled "Love to Learn: The Transformative Power of Care and Connection in Early Education."
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Researchers develop new gel to prevent surgical adhesions
Surgical adhesions, which can be life-threatening complications following abdominal surgery, may soon have a preventative treatment thanks to recent research.
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Podcast discusses impact of new materials on various industries
The podcast "The Future of Everything" recently explored the transformative potential of a materials revolution across various industries.
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Stanford uses frogs for neuroscience and physiology research
Scientists at Stanford University are utilizing frogs to explore fundamental questions in neuroscience and physiology.
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Stanford research informs legislative proposal on California eviction laws
Anita, a tenant in California, faced eviction after losing her job and falling behind on rent.
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Alberto Salleo appointed deputy director for science at SLAC
Alberto Salleo has been appointed as the first deputy director for science and technology at SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory.
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Lessons from COVID-19: Planning better protection for children in future pandemics
Five years have passed since the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a global pandemic.
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Kenneth Goodson appointed vice provost for graduate education at Stanford
Kenneth Goodson, a professor of mechanical engineering and senior associate dean for research and faculty affairs in the School of Engineering at Stanford University, has been appointed as the vice provost for graduate education and postdoctoral...
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College sports face upheaval amid NIL deals and revenue-sharing proposals
When Andrew Luck took on the role of general manager for Stanford's football program, he was concerned about head coach Troy Taylor's reaction.
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Stanford researchers develop 'colocatome' for studying tumor cell interactions
Scientists have developed a new method to understand the influence of non-cancerous cells on cancer progression.
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Stanford implements new centralized system for sustainable package delivery
Graduate student Yuan Molly Tian has conducted a study on the waste and emissions associated with package deliveries at Stanford University.
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Stanford researchers collaborate with athletes for enhanced sports performance
Stanford University researchers are collaborating with student-athletes to enhance sports performance through scientific research.
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Stanford remembers William P. Mahrt for contributions to early music
William P. "Bill" Mahrt, an associate professor emeritus of music at Stanford School of Humanities and Sciences, passed away on January 1 at the age of 85.