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The IDEAL Research Lab, led by 's Shima Salehi, helps redesign introductory science and engineering classes to address barriers for historically marginalized students.
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Hospital privatization improves profitability but reduces access for the most vulnerable patients, new research by () shows.
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Researchers at have pinpointed the routes the COVID-19 virus takes to enter and exit cells in our nasal cavity.
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Meet Chiara, a Comparative Literature PhD candidate and our January student spotlight!
Chiara is also a public writing fellow - her work focuses on the effects of social upheavals, such as the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Prototype of the first computer mouse 🖱
Original blueprints of Atari video game cabinet designs 🕹
The "Whole Earth Catalog" 🌎
Stanford students pored over iconic, eclectic items from the Silicon Valley Archives () as part of a new course taught in fall quarter.
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5/5 Similarly, please avoid driving through areas of standing water. Be aware of downed trees, limbs or power lines. Assume that any power line is energized and extremely dangerous.
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4/5 When returning to campus, expect to see standing bodies of water. Please refrain from entering standing water for your health and safety, as it may contain dangerous debris, bacteria, and deep mud.
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3/5 Operations at the Stanford Research Park are continuing as usual. Childcare centers at the Stanford campus remain open.
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2/5 Stanford Redwood City Campus employees are expected to continue to work remotely until Monday, January 9. Health care operations at Stanford and Stanford Redwood City have not been impacted.
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1/5 The Stanford campus fared well during Wednesday evening’s storm and operations are expected to return to normal by Friday, January 6. Those who normally work on campus may return on Friday. Information and updates at emergency.stanford.edu.
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At the start of a major endeavor, small "sub-goals" are effective motivators. In later stages, focusing on the bigger picture is better, research suggests.
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Gas stoves can have a big impact on both climate and indoor air quality, Stanford research shows.
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The artist Ruth Asawa made hundreds of masks over four decades, cast from the faces of friends and family. The collection has found a second home as a long-term installation at .
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The Stanford Redwood City Campus will remain closed until January 9, 2023, due to the expected impacts of this week’s weather. Visit emergency.stanford.edu for more information and updates. 3/3
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Employees with responsibilities requiring them to be on the Stanford campus should report as usual. Other Stanford campus employees are encouraged to work from home through Thursday, January 5. Visit emergency.stanford.edu. 2/3
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A strong weather system is expected to impact the Bay Area on Wednesday, January 4. See important employee information below or visit emergency.stanford.edu. 1/3
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The Stanford Redwood City Campus will remain closed through January 8, 2023, due to expected impacts of this week’s weather. For information and updates, visit emegency.stanford.edu.
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June 30, 2022: A clean room in the Stanford Nanofabrication Facility.
📸: Andrew Brodhead
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May 12, 2022: Helena Zhang, ’22, a human biology major, at work in the McMurtry Building.
📸: Andrew Brodhead
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March 8, 2022: John Kerry, U.S. special presidential envoy for climate, tours Prof. Yi Cui’s lab during a visit to campus to learn about the launch of the new School of Sustainability.
📸: Andrew Brodhead
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March 4, 2022: Students gather in White Plaza to stand in solidarity with Ukraine.
#YearInPhotos | #Stanford
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We're looking back on favorite frames from 2022 with university photographer Andrew Brodhead. Here: A jogger takes to the trail around Lake Lagunita.
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We're looking back on the year at Stanford with university photographer Andrew Brodhead.
Here: Using advanced 3D printing techniques, a researcher in Mark Skylar-Scott's lab transforms a paste made of living cells into hearts and other organs.
#YearInPhotos | Feb. 8, 2022
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Use of the term “American” has not been banned at Stanford. For additional clarification on an IT Community document that has been the subject of discussion over the last few days, please find this Tuesday message from the university’s chief information officer. 👇
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Lagunita Court.
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"We use fictional characters to extend our minds out into the world and to break the world down to a manageable size. The practice is ancient and universal." - Prof. Blakey Vermule
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Fall quarter ✅
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Tomás Jiménez and Brian Lowery will lead a new Stanford institute dedicated to finding real-world solutions to address racial injustice.
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Using tiny trackable pants, a Stanford-led study of poison frogs tested two theories for sex differences in spatial skills.
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Terman Fountain.
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Experts reveal how mathematics can help catch criminals through traces of their DNA on “The Future of Everything,” from .
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Researchers at recommend consumers with sensitive skin avoid "natural" products and instead try those labeled "fragrance free" or "hypoallergenic."
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Learn more about a vibrating glove that can be used to help relieve symptoms of Parkinson's: stan.md/3FQkWF0
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A group of researchers at Stanford Medicine has developed a pair of gloves that are leading to life-changing results for patients dealing with Parkinson’s Disease.
@jacobsoboroff reports on the development.
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Tour campus by 🚲 with Vanessa Onuoha, ’25
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