1 hr ago | Stanford
Gold shovels dig into another transformative building at Stanford
For the second time this academic year, ground was broken in the developing arts district on a new building that convincingly promises transformation.
4 hrs ago | Palo Alto Weekly
Stanford unveils plans for perimeter trail
Stanford University officials won praise for plans to build a biking and pedestrian trail leading from El Camino Real to the Dish on Thursday night, but enthusiasm was tempered by parking proposal that residents and cyclists said will only increase a traffic nightmare along Stanford Avenue.
8 hrs ago | Water Online
Stanford Ultraresponsive Magnetic Nanoscavengers For Next Generation Water Purification
Among its many talents, silver is an antibiotic. Titanium dioxide is known to glom on to certain heavy metals and pollutants.
12 hrs ago | Chron
Med student starts website for patients with rare diseases
At 29, the clean-cut, self-assured young man had a degree from Stanford University , experience working as a Silicon Valley software engineer and an MBA underway.
16 hrs ago | The Paly Voice
New coaches to join speech team
Palo Alto High School's Speech and Debate Team is welcoming two new speech coaches following the departure of two debate coaches .
Diabetes' genetic underpinnings can vary based on ethnic background, Stanford studies say
Ethnic background plays a surprisingly large role in how diabetes develops on a cellular level, according to two new studies led by researchers at the Stanford University School of Medicine.
Stanford University students study own DNA
Most students read about genetics in a textbook. Stanford University students are reading something far more intimate: their own DNA code.
Cortistatin Inhibits Migration and Proliferation of Human Vascular...
From the Department of Immunology and Cell Biology, Institute of Parasitology and Biomedicine Lopez-Neyra, CSIC, Granada, Spain ; Departments of Cell Biology, Physiology, and Immunology, University of Cordoba, Cordoba, Argentina and Reina Sofia University Hospital, Institute Maimonides of Biomedical Research of Cordoba, Cordoba, Spain, and CIBER ... (more)
Too Much to Ignore: Anne Wojicicki's Plan for Health Care and Big Data
The challenge in healthcare is to change what is-and what isn't-a billable question, said 23andMe founder Ann Wojicicki, giving the opening keynote yesterday at the Big Data in Biomedicine conference at Stanford University.
Three CR Honors students present research at Stanford
Three College of the Redwoods students were selected to present their original research at the Bay Honors Symposium at Stanford University on May 4. Cristina Bauss presented her research paper titled "Cleo from 5 to 7: Agnes Varda's 1962 Landmark Film." The paper is a study of 50 years of film reviews to understand "why it took so long for this ... (more)
Sunnyvale-based Amprius has launched the first generation of its lithium-ion batteries, and has signed contracts with OEM customers to design custom batteries.
at Stanford University: William B. Gould IV, "Bargaining with ...
William B. Gould IV sat down with Book TV to discuss his book, "Bargaining with Baseball." Prof.
Theorists weigh in on where to hunt dark matter
Left panel: Air molecules whiz around at a variety of speeds, and some are very fast.
Stanford professor faces parent child abduction charges
An associate professor of bioengineering at Stanford University has been charged with felony parent abduction after taking her three children on what authorities contend was a one-way trip to the Hawaiian Islands.
Professor arrested for felony child abduction
Annelise Barron, an associate professor at Stanford University, has been charged with felony child abduction after she left for the island of Kauai in December with her three children, allegedly without informing the children's fathers.
Flexible, wearable sensor promises new era in heart monitoring
Researchers have developed a new type of wearable sensor that could greatly improve the accuracy and practicality of heart monitoring.
Why Austerity Kills: From Greece to U.S., Crippling Economic Policies Causing Global Health Crisis
David Stuckler , co-author of the book, "The Body Economic: Why Austerity Kills.
The Library Cafe: Free Government Information
Librarians and information advocates Jim A. Jacobs and James R. Jacobs talk about their organization, Free Government Information and their efforts to raise all Congressional, Executive & Judicial Branch information, publications and data, including current fee-based services, to the level of federally funded scientific information, and the ... (more)
California study: Treatments for prostate and breast cancer vary...
Tracy has agricultural roots and affordable homes, but a new study reveals a less obvious distinction for this Central Valley city: Doctors use internal radiation to treat men for prostate cancer at the highest rate in California, more than four times the state average.