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Jan 16 2014 | NeuWrite West Blog
Graduate students take questions from the public and answer them on the blog Neuwrite West as part of their Ask the Expert series.
Jan 15 2014 | Stanford Report
Jennifer Dionne, Assistant Professor of Materials Science and Engineering, earned the Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers, the highest honor bestowed by the U.S. government on outstanding researchers early in their careers.
Jan 7 2014 | Inside Stanford Medicine
Anthony Ricci, Professor of Otolaryngology and Beth Pruitt, associate professor of mechanical engineering, are developing a set of tools that are small enough to stimulate an individual nerve or group of nerves, but also fast and flexible enough to mimic a realistic range of forces.
Dec 12 2013 | NeuWrite West Blog
Graduate students take questions from the public and answer them on the blog Neuwrite West as part of their Ask the Expert series.
Dec 9 2013 | Inside Stanford Medicine
The Tuberous Sclerosis Complex Clinic at Lucile Packard Children's Hospital, directed by Stanford Professor Brenda Porter, has earned a specialty designation from the Tuberous Sclerosis Alliance. Currently, there are about 40 clinics nationwide with the designation.
Dec 9 2013 | Inside Stanford Medicine
The BabyTalk program is designed to teach children under the age of 3 how to use their newly implanted cochlear devices to learn how to listen and speak, regardless of where they live or whether their families can pay for the therapy.
Dec 6 2013 | Stanford Report
By making digital versions of real-world science experiments available to anyone on the Internet, Stanford Professor Lambertus Hesselink has developed a new approach to integrating laboratory experience with massive online science courses.
Dec 3 2013 | Stanford Report
Stanford researchers have received Bio-X funding to develop a tiny moving probe to study the mechanical properties of sensory cells in the ear. Their research could lead to new treatments for hearing loss, and the probe may advance other scientists’ research as well.
Nov 28 2013 | Inside Stanford Medicine
Researchers at the Stanford University School of Medicine have discovered that males of the laboratory roundworm secrete signaling molecules that significantly shorten the life span of the opposite sex.
Nov 27 2013 | NeuWrite West Blog
Graduate students take questions from the public and answer them on the blog Neuwrite West as part of their Ask the Expert series.
