Researchers study impact of fishing on remote coral reefs

Establishing sustainable fisheries, even at remote islands and atolls, could significantly slow the decline of many coral reefs, say marine ecologists. In an effort to develop sustainable fishing strategies, Stanford researchers are comparing two remote reef ecosystems.

Faculty honored for mentoring postdoctoral scholars

Postdoc Ashley Webb, far left, is one of those who nominated Anne Brunet, assistant professor of genetics, for a mentorship award. Postdoc Mark Churchland, second from right, nominated electrical engineering Associate Professor Krishna Shenoy.

From hurt to happy: the power of positive expression

Negative feelings such as anger and resentment can fester unless you learn to write yourself a more positive story of hope, kindness and forgiveness. In a conversation with BeWell@Stanford, Fred Luskin of the Stanford Forgiveness Project discusses how we can turn hurt into healing.

Campus Announcements »

• Faculty Senate meets Thursday: Professor Emeritus David Abernethy, political science, will present the report of the Emeriti Council. President John Hennessy will discuss challenges in higher education.
• Ambassador Susan Rice on Facebook Open Office Hours: Please post your questions for Susan Rice, U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, in the comment thread on Stanford on Facebook by 5 p.m. on Friday, June 11. Her responses will be posted early next week.

ELIZABETH HARMON, WILSON VELASCO, SHANE MORRISON and SUSAN RUSSELL win Boren Awards for International Study . . .

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• All day, June 11
  Beyond X and Y: The Basic and Translational Science of Sex Differences

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• Christian Science Monitor 6.8.10
  Americans sleepier than Europeans

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