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Q&A: Professor Greg Asner on winning the Heinz Award, environmentalism

Fan Liu
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Sept. 28, 2017
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Political science professor details increasing danger of ‘insider threats’

Pratyusha Macherla
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Sept. 25, 2017
SLAC researchers are among a team that visualized a virus attacking a host cell in a 3D movie (GLENN ROBERTS/Courtesy of SLAC).

3D movie visualizes virus infecting cell for first time

Fan Liu
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Sept. 25, 2017
Donald Dansereau handles a prototype of the light-field camera that will allow robots to have clearer vision (Courtesy of Stanford News).

New camera from Stanford lab offers robots 4D vision

Mallika Singh
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Sept. 11, 2017
Stem cells can be used to treat genetic diseases (Courtesy of WikiMedia).

Stanford Medicine opens center for stem cell, gene therapy

Jessica Zhang
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Sept. 2, 2017
Robert Hall worked with researchers to answer why the economy had a slow recovery from the 2008 recession (Courtesy of the Hoover Institution).

Stanford economist explores reason for slow economic growth post-recession

Amy Guo
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Aug. 30, 2017
A forward-thinker in autonomous robotics, Robert Cannon served as chair and professor for the Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics (Courtesy of Brad Elliot/STANFORD NEWS).

Robert Cannon, emeritus professor of aeronautics and astronautics, dies at 93

Gillian Brassil
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Aug. 24, 2017
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Faculty launches the Platform Lab to manage autonomous tech

Amy Guo
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Aug. 21, 2017
Stanford researchers find a five percent drop in measles vaccines would triple the number of infections in kids (Courtesy of CDC).

Small drop in measles vaccination rates would triple infections, researchers find

Jessica Jen
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Aug. 21, 2017
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Stanford collects only surviving score from 1876 performance of Verdi’s opera Aida

Jin Tuan
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Aug. 11, 2017
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Stanford biologists map recent, human-caused animal extinction trends

Emma Cockerell
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Aug. 8, 2017
Artist’s rendition of two supermassive black holes, resembling those observed by UNM/Stanford researchers, orbiting one another (Joshua Valenzuela/UNM).

Orbiting black hole discovery reveals how the universe may have formed

Pratyusha Macherla
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Aug. 3, 2017
Associate Professor Thomas Jaramillo (left) and SLAC scientist Christopher Hahn have demonstrated the feasibility of designing copper catalysts that convert carbon dioxide into ethanol without corn or other crops. Credit: Mark Shwartz/Stanford University

Stanford discovery could lead to a more renewable approach to producing ethanol

Pratyusha Macherla
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Aug. 2, 2017
(Photo courtesy of Professor Michael McGehee)

Stanford labs receive research funds for perovskite solar cells

Jessica Jen
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Aug. 1, 2017
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Stanford Medicine releases inaugural Health Trends Report

Angele Yang
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July 28, 2017
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Newly developed algorithm diagnoses cardiac arrhythmias with the accuracy of cardiologists

Eshani Mehta
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July 27, 2017
A photo of ice VII from the experiment (Courtesy of Arianna Gleason).

Researchers explore extraterrestrial ice

Kaylee George
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July 27, 2017
(Emma Cockerell/THE STANFORD DAILY)

Evolution has favored a gene causing decreased height and increased arthritis risk

Emma Cockerell
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July 26, 2017
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Stanford experts publish on Europeans’ views on refugee crisis

Diva-Oriane Marty
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July 26, 2017
Across the globe, America has one of the highest activity inequality levels (Courtesy of Althoff et al., Nature 2017).

Activity inequality raises obesity rates, Stanford researchers find

Renee Hoh
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July 26, 2017
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