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School of Medicine researchers, led by Frank Longo, professor and chair in neurology and neurological sciences, have identified several small molecules that mimic a key but cumbersome brain protein. The discovery could open the door to new therapies for a variety of brain disorders.
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"Contemporary History and the Future of Memory" is the title of a series of campus research projects and events involving a broad spectrum of disciplines. The common objective is to analyze the ways people have coped with adversity so future communities may benefit from their experiences.
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Speakers at last Thursday's Faculty Senate meeting included Harry Elam and James Campbell, co-chairs of the Study of Undergraduate Education at Stanford; Pat Jones, vice provost for faculty development and diversity; Al Camarillo, special assistant to the provost for faculty diversity; and Shelley Correll, chair of Stanford's Panel on Faculty Equity and Quality of Life.
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- Correction:
Yesterday's teaser for the Dish item on Nicholas Jenkins succeeding Andrea Lunsford as director of the Program in Writing and Rhetoric misspelled Lunsford's first name.
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The 100th anniversary of Mark Twain's death has kept SHELLEY FISHER FISHKIN in the spotlight . . .
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