Friendly jaws: Stanford study determines central Californian white shark population healthy

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Maternal, neonatal provider burnout rose drastically during pandemic, researchers find

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In breakthrough study, Stanford researchers detect crucial biological signals indicating approaching labor

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‘An army of open science evangelists’: Professors launch Center for Open and REproducible Science

Stanford lab identifies two cases of South African variant in Santa Clara, Alameda counties

Athena Xue is a beat reporter covering vaccines for the Science & Technology desk in News. She is a freshman from Fremont, CA interested in studying biology and product design, and she enjoys watching cute otter videos. Contact her at news 'at' stanforddaily.com.

Mortality during early stages of pandemic highest amongst Black individuals, Stanford study finds

Stanford researchers develop real-time biosensor for continuous blood concentration monitoring

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Stanford researchers pioneer nanoparticle vaccine for COVID-19

Q&A: Stanford clinical researcher on COVID-19 vaccines, clinical trials

Research Roundup: Could an aggressive, ‘flexible strategy’ accelerate vaccine distribution?

Iyshwary Warren is from Tallahassee, FL. She is the Stanford Medicine Beat Reporter and plans to pursue a career in medicine and research. Contact her at iwarren ‘at’ stanford.edu.

Stanford study shows movies largely depict unhealthy eating

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Stanford-founded non-profit launches Institute for Brain Research and Innovation

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Stanford researchers study at-home COVID-19 saliva test

Schools like Stanford could be better ‘social mobility elevators,’ new report finds

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Biosafety lab plays key role in Stanford’s COVID-19 research

Mary Lee is a high schooler writing as part of The Daily's Summer Journalism Workshop.

Stanford study uses Zillow to gain insight into water efficiency

David Han is a high schooler writing as part of The Daily’s Winter Journalism Workshop.

New Stanford COVID-19 model delineates reopening risks

Q&A: Stanford neuroscience fellow talks Forbes 30 Under 30, being Black in neuroscience

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Beyond baby talk: Adult-infant conversations impact brain network connections, Stanford research shows

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Research Roundup: ‘Lab on a chip’ can detect coronavirus in 30 minutes

Q&A: Yidan Prize winner Carl Wieman talks disparities in STEM, education accessibility

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