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Visitors to the new Huang Engineering Center may see a whimsical structure built of brightly colored Lego blocks, translucent plastic and packaging tape. Tucked inside are several bulky hard drives and a logic board built by then-graduate students Sergey Brin and Larry Page, founders of Google.
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A class of engineered nanoparticles — gold-centered spheres smaller than viruses — has been shown safe when administered by two alternative routes in a mouse study led by School of Medicine researchers. This marks the first step up the ladder of toxicology studies that could yield to human trials of the tiny agents for detection of colorectal and possibly other cancers.
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Mary Morrison, director of funds management in the financial aid office, gives away millions. Sometimes it is easy to determine who is eligible for these funds — former foster kids or students from a particular town. Then there are others, like the fund for a woman who is "serious, but not too serious."
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- Multicultural Springfest is coming back:
The celebration of Stanford's rich staff diversity will return May 26 at Frost Amphitheater. If you have a talent or craft you'd like to share with your fellow Stanford staffers, or if you'd like to volunteer to greet guests, distribute T-shirts or assist with logistics, visit the Diversity and Access Office website to sign up.
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CALLING ALL KIDS: WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL announces dates for SUPER SPIKERS CLINIC . . .
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