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A new MOOC focuses on nuclear technology and its threats (Courtesy of Lisa Perry).

Classy Classes: Stanford Online course teaches danger of nuclear terrorism

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Oct. 9, 2017
(Courtesy of Linda Cicero).

Researchers develop controllable gene therapy, make rats glow

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March 6, 2017
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Bacterial discovery raises questions on plant evolution

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Feb. 13, 2017
The researchers' sensors, when illuminated with near infrared light, emit visible light of a certain color and intensity depending on the forces being applied to them (VEDI CHAUDHRI/The Stanford Daily).

Researchers test nanoparticle sensors in microscopic worms

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Jan. 22, 2017
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Physicists propose new system for detecting neutrinos

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Dec. 1, 2016
Research from the Tang Lab found order in a process previously considered random, which has implications for future experimental methods (Courtesy of Ella Maru Studio).

Researchers identify spontaneous order in water droplets

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Oct. 30, 2016
Stanford archaeologists found an intriguing goddess figurine in a dig in Turkey (Courtesy of Jason Quinlan)

Archaeology dig uncovers marble figurines

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Oct. 10, 2016
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Physicists develop multi-pass microscopy

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Oct. 3, 2016
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Q&A with Knight Fellow Jeneé Desmond-Harris

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May 27, 2016
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Researchers examine emotional role in financial fraud

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May 15, 2016
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Researchers to revisit drug trials for major viruses

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April 15, 2016
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Glamorous Grad Students: James Russell

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March 1, 2016
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Stanford researchers add to Neanderthal debate

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Feb. 17, 2016
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Stanford geologists refute coal development theory

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Feb. 2, 2016
Scientists have discovered that aquatic animals, unlike humans, create low pressure zones to pull themselves through the water. (Courtesy of Sean P. Colin)

Research reveals new information about how aquatic animals move

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Nov. 12, 2015
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Q&A with Stanford law professor Deborah Rhode on obesity and public policy

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Nov. 5, 2015
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Course evaluations revamped after complaints about old system

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Oct. 21, 2015
The Stanford Daily

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