Stanford headlines for January 2016

1.05.16

Stanford biologists discover that flexible gene expression may regulate social status in male fish
1.05.16

At Stanford 2015: The Year in Review
1.06.16

Stanford students take listeners on a voyage of discovery
1.06.16

Oregon standoff latest protest in long-running controversy over Western lands, Stanford experts say
1.07.16

Stanford research explains why some people have more difficulty recovering from romantic breakups
1.07.16

Odds are good that risky gambling choices are influenced by a single brain connection, Stanford research shows
1.08.16

Oleg D. Sherby, professor of materials science and engineering, dies at 90
1.08.16

What does the great engineering school of the future look like?
1.08.16

Stanford scholar uses digital tools to track grave relocation in China
1.08.16

Stanford experts analyze North Korea's nuclear test and diplomatic solutions for curbing future nuclear experiments
1.11.16

New Stanford battery shuts down at high temperatures and restarts when it cools
1.11.16

Stanford experts find flaws in Khmer Rouge Tribunal judgment
1.11.16

Freshwater vulnerability threatens developing nations' stability, Stanford researchers find
1.12.16

Stanford students among winners of new scholarship for study in China
1.12.16

Stanford study suggests academic benefits to ethnic studies courses
1.12.16

Federal budget expert Alice Rivlin receives Stanford's 2016 SIEPR Prize
1.13.16

Fad diets shape societal trends about health, Stanford scholar reveals in dissertation
1.14.16

Film director Werner Herzog visits Stanford to talk about literary classic on peregrine falcons
1.14.16

Escondido Village housing project moves ahead with revisions
1.14.16

Californians most concerned about water, the drought and state's economy, new Stanford poll shows
1.14.16

Stanford researcher creates method to measure resource tradeoffs in times of drought
1.14.16

Stanford celebrates a life and legacy of inspiration
1.15.16

Bryan Stevenson highlights racism, inequity in criminal justice system in Stanford talk
1.15.16

Buried nuclear waste risky, say Stanford experts
1.19.16

Jeffrey Koseff to receive Stanford's 2015 Richard W. Lyman Award
1.20.16

Stanford offers grants for innovations in teaching and learning

1.21.16

Q&A with Mariann Byerwalter, interim president and CEO of Stanford Health Care
1.21.16

Stanford New Ensemble presents new classical music in new ways to new audiences

1.22.16

Stanford scientists discover how Pangea helped make coal
1.22.16

Stanford's Faculty Senate discusses shifting educational environment
1.25.16

Shielding a few students from stereotypes benefits everyone's grades, Stanford research shows
1.26.16

Stanford scholar unearths conflicted human history of South America's great natural wonder
1.26.16

Herbert Abrams, pioneering radiologist and anti-nuclear activist at Stanford, dies at 95
1.26.16

Stanford releases fundraising results
1.26.16

With change ahead, campus service station to wind down operations
1.26.16

Warrior's view of the Battle of the Little Bighorn on display at Stanford
1.27.16

Stanford chemical engineering major wins Churchill Scholarship
1.27.16

Stanford experts reveal latest Doomsday Clock estimate
1.28.16

Stanford scholars look to 1930s radio technology to help improve Internet security
1.28.16

Stanford engineers have good news for Stephen Colbert: It is plausible to climb like Spider-Man
1.29.16

Filmmaker Ken Burns will be Stanford's 2016 Commencement speaker
1.29.16

Stanford University advisory on Zika virus
1.29.16

Stanford's interdisciplinary approach fuels critical advances in research