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    7 mars

    📣 We are now LIVE at the WiDS Worldwide conference! Watch keynotes, tech talks, panel discussions, and meet-the-speaker interviews. Hosted by and 200+ locations. Follow for event updates. 8am - 5pm PST. Watch the livestream:

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  2. 4 mars

    Stanford students shared their personal stories and spoke of the importance of freedom and sovereignty for Ukraine at an event hosted by 👇

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  3. 4 mars

    "We are horrified, scared, not able to keep up with academic assignments. But it's not about us. It's about our country, our friends, our families at home. I always try to direct all the intentions and resources towards Ukrainians who suffer now." -Kateryna Sliunkova, '22

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  4. 4 mars

    "We have our own national identity, we have our own stories, we have a narrative that isn't the one that Putin is trying to push on us." -Catarina Buchatskiy, '23

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  5. 4 mars

    "We are used to the Russian state oppression. But we are also used to being resilient in the face of oppression, to shining our light." -Anastasiia Malenko, '23

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  6. 2 mars

    “Throughout these last few days, it has been remarkable to witness the courage and resilience of the Ukrainian people. They have been an inspiration to the entire world. My thoughts are with all who are affected at this difficult moment.” -Marc Tessier-Lavigne Full statement 👇

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  7. 1 mars

    Scenes from Stanford’s annual Family Weekend: ☀️

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  8. Retweetade
    24 feb.

    On Dec. 18, 1950, Ed Tucker took the basketball court in a Stanford uniform, forever changing Stanford sports as the university's first Black athlete. |

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  9. 28 feb.

    Researchers at have built a 3D tectonic model that clarifies the link between earthquakes and mountain building along the San Andreas fault. The findings may be used to improve Bay Area seismic hazard maps.

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  10. 25 feb.

    Why exactly do rechargeable batteries wear out? Using to analyze vast amounts of data in atomic-scale images, Stanford researchers found answers.

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  11. 25 feb.

    Prof. wanted to see and work with the sugars that coat our cells, so she created a whole new approach to chemistry. That was just the beginning.

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  12. 24 feb.

    “We’ve rolled out a vision for the university to do our part to address the challenges we face around the world, and also here at home,” -Stanford President Marc Tessier-Lavigne at the conference, co-presented by & Stanford.

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  13. 22 feb.

    "Black History Month continues to be what it always has been: a celebration, a stinging indictment and a call to action — all in one." - Prof. Mike Hines ()

    The History of Black History Month
    What we now know as Black History Month had its beginnings as Negro History Week, invented by historian Carter G. Woodson in 1926 as a direct challenge to traditional curricula of the time.
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  14. 21 feb.

    On Feb. 10, processed its 1 millionth COVID-19 test — a milestone representing nearly 80,000 hours of work by a laboratory group that initially consisted of only 20 people.

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  15. 18 feb.

    Alexis Wells-Oghoghomeh has spent over a decade poring through historical material to better understand how Black women experienced the horrors of American slavery.

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  16. 17 feb.

    Stanford Digital Education is pleased to co-present the series Academic Innovation . Next up: Pres. Ronald Daniels discusses his book, “What Universities Owe Democracy,” with Pres. :

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  17. 16 feb.

    Who is Isaac Applebaum? After pulling off a come-from-behind win in quarterfinals, the Stanford junior competes tomorrow in semis of the . Q&A:

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  18. 15 feb.

    In ME 170B, seniors work with community partners to build real-world solutions—like these kit-of-parts dwellings for Syrian refugees 👇 🗞:

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  19. 14 feb.

    "You're never settled, right? Nothing is ever done or solved. We just treat each day like it's a new puzzle and we'll work together to solve it." -Stanford neuroscientists Karl Deisseroth and ❤️ 🗞:

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  20. 12 feb.

    "There are so many questions you can ask, so many perspective shifts you can carry out. You show them something ... and BOOM! It’s like an accelerant. It’s awesome." uses graphic novels to give students a nuanced look at modern world history:

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