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Image by Gordon Johnson | |
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Prions |
Image by Kateryna_Kon. Photo courtesy of Zachary Harvey. |
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Image by Kevin Craft courtesy of the Stanford School of Engineering | |
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Image by Laszlo Ilyes | |
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Goldsmith’s research focuses on the wireless technology underlying the way people and things communicate. |
Image by Linda Cicero |
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Image by Mohamed Hassan | |
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Image by NASA / GSFC | |
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Image by NeuPaddy | |
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Image by Nevit Dilmen, NIH 3D Print Exchange, National Institutes of Health | |
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Image by OpenClipart-Vectors | |
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Dan Yamins is amoung five faculty members named 2018 Sloan Research Fellows. |
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Image by Scott Metzler, Ruiz-Lozano lab | |
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Image by TheDigitalAritst | |
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Transforming our perceptions |
Image courtesy Allison Okamura |
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Brielle Ferguson studies the role of parvalbumin interneurons in absense epilepsy in the Huguenard lab at the Wu Tsai Neurosciences Institute and is a co-founder of Black in Neuro. |
Image courtesy Brielle Ferguson |
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Chemistry graduate students Corleone Delaveris (left) and Bette Webster (right). |
Image courtesy of Corleone Delaveris and Bette Webster |
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Image courtesy of Dennis Wall | |
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Image courtesy of GerryShaw | |
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Image courtesy Wikimedia Commons | |
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Image credit Giardino lab | |
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In the Dionne lab at Stanford, a laser causes nanoparticles suspended in cyclohexane to emit light. The nanoparticles change color depending on the pressure around them and give real-time... |
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Researchers have gathered evidence to suggest that impacts to the side of the head may cause concussion symptoms through damage to the corpus callosum. |
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From left to right starting from the top: Howard Y. Chang, Arogyaswami J. Paulraj, Michele Barry, Dan Jurafsky, Eva Silverstein, Caroline M. Hoxby, Jenny S. Martinez, Guadalupe Valdes, Anne Joseph... |
Image credit: Andrew Brodhead |
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An array of artificial synapses designed by researchers at Stanford and Sandia National Laboratories can mimic how the brain processes and stores information. |
Image credit: Armantas Melianas and Scott Keene |
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A printed electrode pattern of the new polymer being stretched to several times of its original length (top), and a transparent, highly stretchy “electronic skin” patch forming an intimate... |
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A newly developed flexible, biodegradable semiconductor developed by Stanford engineers shown on a human hair. |
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Working with a model they developed, researchers in the Camarillo lab simulated how head and neck positioning during an impact affects rotational acceleration resulting from the impact. Rotational... |
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Image credit: Courtesy Caitlyn Seim | |
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Psychologist Laura Carstensen is director of the Stanford Center on Longevity. |
Image credit: Courtesy Freeman Spogli Institute |
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The sensor shown in this photo is sensitive enough to allow the finger to hold a blueberry without crushing it. In the future all the fingers and the palm would have similar electronic sensors... |
Image credit: Courtesy of Bao Lab |
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A smartphone app that could help diagnose autism uses a game to encourage kids to act out concepts such as being an artist or the feeling of being surprised. The app takes video of the kids at... |
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Researchers at the Stanford Center on Longevity find that adults over 80 benefit from using technology to connect with friends and family. |
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John Etchemendy and Fei-Fei Li will co-direct the new Stanford Institute for Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence. |
Image credit: Drew Kelly for Stanford Institute for Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence |
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Gifts included support for the future home base of the Stanford Neurosciences Institute and Stanford ChEM-H. |
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Professor Susan Athey found that what people say they want in terms of online privacy and what they actually do are often very different. |
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Children see words and faces differently from adults, according to new Stanford research. |
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Stanford scholar Lin Bian looks at how infants and toddlers rank moral principles of fairness and group loyalty. |
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A new study by Stanford psychologists examines the hidden implications of the advice to “find your passion.” |
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Stanford psychologists find that being reassured by a medical professional can aid in the healing process. |
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A decade’s worth of research has shown that people who frequently use many types of media at once performed significantly worse on simple memory tasks. |
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Simply being told that you have a genetic propensity for lower exercise capacity can cause poorer performance on a treadmill test, according to new research. |
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Stanford researchers are looking for ways to reduce anxiety for children undergoing allergy treatments. |
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New research finds that people can regulate the way they are influenced by others’ emotions. |
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Using a virtual-navigation experiment, researchers found that stress hindered people’s ability to use memory to plan novel shortcuts. |
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Cortisol influences emotional stress, blood pressure, metabolism, immune response, memory, and other important functions. |
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Image credit: Gordon Wang | |
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Image credit: Guo Mong | |
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The technology would cut medical diagnosis time by 90 percent. ... |
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Stanford researchers believe they have found a correlation between “bad” cholesterol and a child’s mental health development. |
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A 3D rendering of the serotonin system in the left hemisphere of the mouse brain reveals two groups of serotonin neurons in the dorsal raphe that project to either cortical regions (blue) or... |
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Visiting scholar James Timbie says that the artificial intelligence revolution will involve humans and machines working together, with the best results coming from humans supported by intelligent... |
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Stanford Professor Zhenan Bao is leading American and Korean researchers in the quest for an artificial nerve system. |
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A new report from a Stanford-led group surveying developments in artificial intelligence finds that learning languages is as much a challenge for AI as it is for the human brain. |
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Stanford researchers found that people are twice as likely to order a meatless meal when the cafeteria sign notes that people are changing their habits and eating less meat. |
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Ben Barres |
Image credit: L.A. Cicero |
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Mark Schnitzer |
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Professor Kwabena Boahen has written “A Neuromorph’s Prospectus” outlining how to build computers that directly mimic in silicon what the brain does in flesh and blood. |
Image credit: L.A. Cicero |
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Stanford psychology professor Alia Crum’s research focuses on the importance of mindsets and social context in the healing process. |
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Stanford researchers Greg Pitner and Matt Abramian finalize sample preparation in the Neurofab, mounting the cell culture vessel to the suspended wafer. |
Image credit: L.A. Cicero |
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Henry Lowood, left, and Ingmar Riedel-Kruse lead Stanford’s Interactive Media and Games Seminar Series. |
Image credit: L.A. Cicero |
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Patricia Chen is lead author on a paper that shows that a psychological intervention encouraging students to use available study resources in a strategic way made them more likely to perform... |
Image credit: L.A. Cicero |
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Professor Keith Humphreys is one of the leaders of the Stanford Neuroscience Institute’s Neurochoice Big Idea initiative. |
Image credit: L.A. Cicero |
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Alia Crum |
Image credit: L.A. Cicero |
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Stanford senior Micheal Zhu Chen plans to pursue master’s degrees in statistics and public policy at Oxford University as a Rhodes Scholar. |
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Professor Allison Okamura, left, celebrates a successful project with freshmen Brad Immel and Tiger Sun who worked on a team with Jonathan Sosa to create a Virtual Gear Shifter. |
Image credit: L.A. Cicero |
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As a boy, Alex Dunn, an associate professor of chemical engineering, wondered how trees knew where to put their branches. Now, he and his colleagues are working on how interactions on the... |
Image credit: L.A. Cicero |
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Pixelated electronics built with skin-like materials conform to the complex curves of a hand. |
Image credit: L.A. Cicero |
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From left, Oussama Khatib, Nils Nilsson and David Tse. |
Image credit: L.A. Cicero |
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Mark Schnitzer and other Stanford researchers have found the truth is more complicated than a seminal theory of Parkinson’s disease suggested. |
Image credit: L.A. Cicero |
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Physics Professor Kathryn Ann Moler has been named the new vice provost and dean of research. ( |
Image credit: L.A. Cicero |
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Provost Persis Drell addressing the Faculty Senate on Thursday. |
Image credit: L.A. Cicero |
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Ian Gotlib |
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Computer science postdoctoral fellow Marinka Zitnik and colleagues developed a new way to predict the side effects of taking two drugs together. |
Image credit: L.A. Cicero |
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In a new book, Stanford English Professor Blakey Vermeule discusses the benefits of contemplation and self-reflection in a world focused on action and consumption. |
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Assistant Professor Xiaoke Chen, right, discusses the functions of the paraventricular thalamus with researcher Greg Nachtrab, one of his co-authors on a new paper. |
Image credit: L.A. Cicero |
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A team led by materials science engineer Nicholas Melosh has developed tiny nanostraws that can deliver molecules into cells more precisely, faster and safer than other methods. |
Image credit: L.A. Cicero |
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Psychologist Gregory Walton is co-creator of a database of “wise interventions’’ to help individuals and the wider society with problems of education, health, parenting, relationships and... |
Image credit: L.A. Cicero |
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Daniel Palanker and colleagues developed a way to watch neuron-like cells fire without electrodes or chemical or genetic modifications. |
Image credit: L.A. Cicero |
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After a complicated path to a science career, Noel Vest recently joined Stanford Medicine as a postdoctoral scholar in the Systems Neuroscience and Pain Lab. |
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Professor Keith Humphreys has worked both to treat patients with mental illness and to inform policies surrounding mental health and addiction. |
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Kelly MacNiven, Brian Knutson and colleagues have identified distinct brain connections linked to risk of relapse following treatment for stimulant use disorder. |
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An advance in growing large amounts of stem cells is described in a new journal article by Sarah Heilshorn, associate professor of materials science and engineering. |
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