Popular human behavioral biology course to continue course offering Silviana Ilcus May 2, 2014 0 Comments While CS 106A: Introductory Programming may be Stanford’s most popular class, BIO 150: Human Behavioral Biology, a class taught by Professor of Biology Robert Sapolsky, may be close behind. Read More »
Professor Chang finds art in anatomy Silviana Ilcus April 17, 2014 0 Comments “Inside Rodin’s Hands: Art, Technology and Surgery,” a temporary exhibition at the Cantor Arts Center that opened last week, features Rodin hand sculptures which have been diagnosed... Read More »
Innovation Scholars program offers doctoral students entrepreneurial experience Silviana Ilcus April 15, 2014 0 Comments The Accel Innovation Scholars (AIS) program — a yearlong program that seeks to introduce engineering doctoral students to Silicon Valley’s entrepreneurial ecosystem — will offer its second... Read More »
Stanford researchers discover molecule integral to vision Silviana Ilcus April 10, 2014 0 Comments A team of Stanford researchers has discovered that a molecule previously thought to exclusively play a role in the immune system is in fact both necessary and sufficient for pruning connections... Read More »
The Greek Life Diversity Coalition aims to make Greek life more accessible Silviana Ilcus April 3, 2014 0 Comments In an effort to address discrimination against students from marginalized backgrounds within Stanford’s Panhellenic sororities, the Greek Life Diversity Coalition emerged earlier this year with the... Read More »
New test for cystic fibrosis developed by Stanford researchers Silviana Ilcus February 25, 2014 0 Comments A team of Stanford researchers recently found that smaller amounts of a particular protein are necessary to prevent cystic fibrosis than had been previously believed, in a research effort that also... Read More »
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