All
news | Suggest
a story | Archive | Contact
us | Advertise
Sequoia High School students are the first to reproduce a cutting-edge technique for creating glowing jellyfish proteins outside of a living organism, thanks to Jim Swartz, far right, a Stanford chemical engineering professor, and his graduate student, Cem Albayrak, not pictured.
|
In a step toward preparing physicians and biomedical researchers for a future where genomic testing increasingly becomes part of medical care, the medical school is offering a new course in which medical and graduate students will be given the option of studying their personal genotype data.
|
Four university task forces are working on ways to increase efficiency, focusing on human resources, information technology, research administration and non-departmental administrative support units. Tim Warner, vice provost for budget and auxiliaries management, has overseen their work.
|
- "I Will Ride Again":
Want to get back on a bike again for health, fitness or fun? Take the "I Will Ride Again" class through Parking & Transportation Services. Learn more about the class and other summer transportation news, including parking impacts due to the closing of the Toyon Lot, at the P&TS website.
|
|
|
COLIN WALSH was among the Cardinal players selected in the annual Major League Baseball draft....
|
|