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Gérard DuBois | |
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This research clarifies a new way that culture can influence giving and potentially provide organizations insights into their philanthropic efforts. |
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Bigger datasets and increasingly complex workflows are making it harder for researchers to reproduce experimental results – a key part of the scientific process. |
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Researchers are studying why some healthy, older adults remember better than others. This work establishes a foundation for better understanding age-related memory decline. |
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Stanford researchers interrupted a neural pathway responsible for opiate-associated memories in mice. Their success in preventing relapse in rodents may one day translate to an enduring treatment... |
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The new Transforming Learning accelerator will address chronic challenges in education by targeting solutions to specific groups of learners, such as those needing to learn remotely. |
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Stanford researchers have developed and tested a new molecular probe, called Fast Light and Calcium-Regulated Expression or FLiCRE (pronounced “flicker”), which could help scientists map and... |
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In the first large-scale study examining the full extent of Zoom fatigue, Stanford researchers find that women report feeling more exhausted than men following video calls. |
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Stanford researchers have developed and tested a new molecular probe, called Fast Light and Calcium-Regulated Expression or FLiCRE (pronounced “flicker”), which could help scientists map and... |
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An algorithm created by Stanford researchers can identify similar cell types across species separated by hundreds of millions of years of evolution. |
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Researchers at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis and Stanford University School of Medicine have found that normal exposure to light can drive the formation and growth of optic... |
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How are we training our health care AI? Too many algorithms rely on datasets from the same states. | |
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Simone Biles mid-twist during a vault at the Tokyo Olympics. |
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Stanford neuroscientists and engineers used neural implants to track decision making in the brain, in real time. |
Gil Costa |
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Gracia Lam | |
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Self-deprecating jokes humanize leaders and create connections with employees. |
Graham Roumieu |
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Researchers at Stanford have mapped the genome of the tiny, short-lived African turquoise killifish. |
Gregg Segal |
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Paul Kalanithi said his daughter, Cady, filled him with "a joy unknown to me in all my prior years." He passed away on March 9. |
Gregg Segal |
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Paul Kalanithi Time at home. Time well spent |
Gregg Segal |
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Anne Brunet and her colleagues have found that the short-lived African killifish is a useful model for studying the aging process. |
Gregg Segal |
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Anne Brunet and her team were surprised to find that pudgy roundworms that accumulated more monounsaturated fat in their bodies had longer life spans than thinner worms. |
Gregg Segal |
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Gregory Pappas | |
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Guo Mong | |
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Harry Campbell | |
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A Stanford Medicine study finds that changes in molecular patterns in Californians correspond with two nontraditional “seasons.” |
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Hollow Mask Illusion | |
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Hongjie Dai | |
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Ian Terpin | |
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The 2013 Roundtable at Stanford, 'Are You Happy Now? The New Science of Happiness and Wellbeing,' took place at Maples Pavilion on Friday. Journalist Katie Couric moderated the event. |
Ian Terpin |
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Illustration by Brian Cronin | |
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Illustration by Bryan Christie | |
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Illustration by Craig Cutler | |
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Illustration by David Plunkert | |
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Illustration by David Plunkert | |
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Illustration by David Plunkert | |
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Illustration by David Plunkert | |
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Illustration by Francesco Bongioni | |
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Illustration by Francesco Bongioni | |
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Illustration by Francesco Bongiorni | |
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Illustration by Francesco Bongiorni | |
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Illustration by Francesco Bongiorni | |
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Illustration by Gerard DuBois | |
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Illustration by Gérard DuBois | |
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Illustration by Greg Clarke | |
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Illustration by Greg Clarke | |
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Illustration by Harry Campbell | |
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Illustration by Harry Campbell | |
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Get some rest. |
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Illustration by Jeffrey Decoster Photography by Timothy Archibald | |
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Illustration by Jeffrey Decoster | |
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Illustration by Jeffrey Fisher Photograph by Timothy Archibald | |
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Illustration by Jeffrey Fisher | |
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Illustration by Joe Ciardiello | |
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Illustration by John Hersey Photography by Brian Smale | |
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Illustration by John Hersey | |
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Illustration by Jon Han | |
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We can now ask questions about why the brain is laid out this way and what advantages it might give an organism. |
Illustration by Kevin Craft |
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Transformational leaders slow down and harness their emotions in order to lead others to success. |
Illustration by Kevin Craft |
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Researchers created a shape-sorter to help identify and isolate microparticles. ... |
Illustration by Kevin Craft |
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Models combine health and economic information to try to understand the costs of disease. | Stocksy/Jeff Wasserman
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Illustration by Kevin Craft |
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A new gene editing technique may explain how each piece of a flatworm's body can grow back into a new worm.
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Illustration by Kevin Craft |
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The power of thought, literally. |
Illustration by Kevin Craft |
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Illustration by Kotryna Zukauskaite | |
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Illustration by Kotryna Zukauskaite | |
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Illustration by Kotryna Zukauskaite | |
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Illustration by Martin Wimmer | |
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Illustration by Patrick George | |
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Illustration by Riki Blanco | |
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Illustration by Stefani Billings | |
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Illustration by Stefani Billings | |
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Illustration by Stefani Billings | |
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Researchers are developing wireless implants that can monitor organs such as the heart, kidney and ear drum. |
Illustration by Stefani Billings |
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Computer vision research suggests that the bumper, not just the bumper sticker, reveals a car owner's politics. |
Illustration by Stefani Billings |
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Could engineering new tissues improve human recovery? |
Illustration by Stefani Billings |
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Illustration by Tina Berning | |
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Illustration by Tomer Hanuka Photography by Brian Smale | |
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Ultrasound heats up the liquid core (white), disrupting a copolymer matrix (blue) on the particle’s surface and releasing drug molecules (red) from the matrix. |
Illustration of a nanoparticle courtesy of Qian Zhong and Raag Airan. |
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Illustration: James Yang | |
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Illustration: Mark Matcho | |
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Illustration: Melinda Beck | |
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Illustration: Michele McCammon | |
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Illustration: Michele McCammon | |
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Illustration: Viktor Koen; Michael Snyder headshot: Courtesy Stanford Medicine | |
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Illustrations by Gérard DuBois | |
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Illustrations by DaVidRo | |
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Illustrations by Viktor Koen | |
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Image and video courtesy of the Bao Lab | |
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Image by Benjavisa / Getty Images | |
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Image by CDC / Public Health Image Library | |
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Image by Clker-Free-Vector-Images | |
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Image by Darryl Leja, NHGRI | |
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Image by DuckaHouse | |
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Image by Elizabeth Kunker, courtesy of the Shah lab | |
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Image by Free-Photos | |
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Image by GDJ | |
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Image by Genome Research Limited | |
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Image by geralt |
