Men’s tennis falls in first round of NCAA Tournament to close season
The No. 40 Stanford men’s tennis team finished its season with a loss in the first round of the NCAA Tournament in Malibu, Calif., falling… Continue Reading »
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Researchers link MRI scans to math ability
Researchers at the School of Medicine’s Stanford Brain Development Project have recently discovered that MRI scans can most successfully predict how much a student’s math skills will improve after intensive tutoring.
BAF protein complexes may prevent cancer development
Researchers at the Stanford School of Medicine have discovered that BAF protein complexes may prevent the development of tumors in multiple kinds of human tissue.
Engineering lab holds programming contest for middle- and high-schoolers
The MobiSocial Computing Lab, an industrial affiliate program in the School of Engineering, recently began accepting entries for its first-ever design competition for middle and high school students interested in developing mobile phone applications.
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Men’s tennis takes Huskies but falls to Bruins
The No. 41 Stanford men’s tennis team made it to the semifinals of the Pac-12 Championships last week, picking up a 4-2 victory over No…. Continue Reading »
Doctoral student pioneers EmailValet service
EmailValet, an application produced through collaboration between doctoral student Nicolas Kokkalis and members of Stanford’s Human-Computer Interaction group, allows users to connect with a remote email assistant while restricting the assistant’s access to the user’s personal information.
No. 42 men’s tennis drops regular season finale to Cal
The No. 42 Stanford men’s tennis team suffered a 4-3 loss at home to No. 18 Cal this Saturday in the final match of the… Continue Reading »
Hennessy presents annual report to Academic Council
President John Hennessy delivered his annual address to the Academic Council on Thursday afternoon discussing faculty diversity and the expansion of the Stanford Medical Center among other topics.