We videotape the lectures delivered at our Bio-X events: search by faculty or keyword, or browse below. Our Undergraduate Summer Research Program features weekly faculty talks, and IIP Seed Grant symposia include lectures by prior grant awardees. Other videos featuring Bio-X affiliates' research can be found here.
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Heideh Fattaey, Executive Director of Operations & Programs, Stanford Bio-X |
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Mary Teruel, Chemical and Systems Biology |
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Daniel Spielman, Radiology |
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Unfolding The BrainCan the way the brain folds determine how you think? Engineer Ellen Kuhl explains how mechanical forces affect the wrinkles in your brain. |
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Carla Shatz: Extending the window on learning Carla Shatz, Director of Stanford Bio-X, is carrying out research that could help adults learn new skills as easily as children do. Her work could help adults learn languages, improve memory, or improve brain function after stroke. Shatz says the collaborative environment at Stanford that makes her work possible. |
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2015 Stanford Bio-X Fellows Symposium: Introduction |
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2015 Stanford Bio-X Fellows Symposium: Learning the Structure of Biomedical Relationships from Unstructured Text |
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2015 Stanford Bio-X Fellows Symposium: Wirelessly Powered, Fully Internal Optogenetics for Brain, Spinal, and Peripheral Circuits in Mice |
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2015 Stanford Bio-X Fellows Symposium: New Fellows' Introductions 2015 Stanford Bio-X Fellows:Atish Agarwala |
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Robotics in Human Motion and Motor Control Studies |
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