Nonprofit applies machine learning to global healthcare
Health4TheWorld is the first nonprofit of its kind to use machine learning to provide treatment tools and educate health care professionals in under-resourced regions.
Student startup centralizes student-facing services
PostsMore, a new website launched last month by three undergraduates, aims to better connect Stanford students by consolidating a number of student-facing services that are currently spread across a disparate ...
New app aims to redesign reading
With a new app based on a writing competition hosted at Stanford last year, John Lawrence ’14 B.S.’15 M.S. aims to make reading more attractive to millennials by socializing the ...
Relcy is trying to be Google for the app generation
Consumers now spend more time searching the web on mobile than they do on desktop. Additionally, smartphone owners use mobile apps much more often than the open web, on which ...
Students find unique ways to market apps
Social apps are not uncommon on a campus like as Stanford. Amidst this saturated market, app developers realize they need to use inventive marketing techniques to differentiate their product from ...
Rally is the latest way for you to make plans this weekend
A solution finally exists for people who leave making weekend plans to the last minute. Ehson Kolbehdari ‘17 and Cody Sugarman '17 think they've built a solution in the form ...
Nutrition, nutrition, all around, but can it actually be found?
Nutritional information about Stanford's dining halls is partially available online- but the extent to what it is available is partly similar, partly different when compared to peer universities.
Need an app idea? We’re here to help!
To hear it from the mainstream media, Stanford is basically a giant tech incubator with a few classrooms attached. If this doesn’t jive with your experience of university life, tough. ...