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Krishna Shenoy, associate professor of electrical engineering, left, and a team of researchers are using new measurement technologies and algorithms to look inside the brain and better understand the neurological processes behind the planning and execution of motion.
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Based on feedback from students and staff, Residential Education is changing the way it trains resident advisers. Starting this spring, all hired RAs will be required to take a course designed to help them gain confidence and leadership and to provide ample time for serious thought and reflection.
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There's something for everyone at the Third Annual Techie Festival, which starts today at Turing Auditorium. The festival features two dozen classes on a wide variety of topics, including photo editing, web searching and social media platforms. It's a great way to use those remaining STAP funds.
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The 40th Stanford Jazz Festival and Workshop wrapped up earlier this month. However, the sounds still linger — at least on YouTube. Stanford News Service caught a jam session outside Tresidder Union. This year's festival continued to emphasize world music, particularly Latin jazz.
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Semiconductor Research Corporation recognizes electrical engineering Professor ROBERT DUTTON for advancing chip technology . . .
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