Science & Technology

Science & Technology
Karl Deisseroth looks at camera.

Stanford professor Karl Deisseroth, Ph.D. ’98, M.D. ’00, wins Nobel Prize for new way to study the brain using light

Catherine Wu
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Yesterday
Science & Technology
Rocky shoreline of Asimolar State Beach.

Hopkins Marine Station hosts ‘Sharktober’ event to educates public about white sharks

Bella Kim
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Oct. 5
News
A graphic of icons representing scientific research.

Research Roundup: California’s path away from microplastics, new lymphedema drug

Beatrice Barnes
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Sept. 30
Science & Technology
Song Lin stands in lab.

Stanford chemist Song Lin named 2026 MacArthur Fellow for electricity-driven chemistry

Nick Miller
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Sept. 30
Science & Technology
A few people sits around a desk, discussing ideas. A laptop is propped open at the end of the table, its white screen shows some lines of code. Some people in the background can be seen moving around.

Creators of Code in Place champion human connection in two new courses

Charlotte Burks
  •  
Sept. 28
Science & Technology
flooded lake lagunita path

El Niño expected to bring heavy rain, localized flooding to Bay Area

Beatrice Barnes
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Sept. 23
Science & Technology
People sit in classroom facing a screen.

Stanford researchers weigh AI applications in education, science

Rishaan Marwaha
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Sept. 22
Science & Technology
Scenes of various cartoonish research methods, including using a microscope, inspiration represented by a lightbulb, and chemicals mixed together.

Research Roundup: Brain discovery, cooling solutions and wildfire tracking

Beatrice Barnes
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Sept. 21
Science & Technology
Sanctuary, Spiritual Care Services. (Courtesy of Stanford Medicine Children’s Health)

‘Where science and faith work together’: Chaplains at Stanford Medicine Children’s Health serve families of every faith

Catherine Wu
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July 13
News
The injunction protects tens of thousands of patients who received gender-affirming care.(Courtesy of Lucile Packard Foundation for Children’s Health)

Judge blocks DOJ’s request for medical records of Stanford’s transgender minors

Catherine Wu
  •  
July 5
Science & Technology
A headshot of Heloise Hoffmann.

Heloise Hoffmann fights to cure her own rare disease

Jack Quach
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June 4
Science & Technology
Scenes of various cartoonish research methods, including using a microscope, inspiration represented by a lightbulb, and chemicals mixed together.

Research Roundup: Combating muscle loss from GLP-1s, monitoring high-risk pregnancies and reversing aging in sea squirts

Beatrice Barnes
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June 3
Speakers & Events
(Photo: NOUR TABAZA/The Stanford Daily)

Hank Green warns against algorithms and internet addiction

Charlotte Burks
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June 1
Science & Technology
A webpage showing the black-hat schemes linking to Stanford

Stanford subdomains targeted by black-hat SEO attacks

Kayla Chan
  •  
May 29
Science & Technology
Panelists sit in armchairs on a wood-paneled stage.

‘Well-being with Woz’: Apple co-founder shares life philosophy at mental health event

Angikar Ghosal
  •  
May 21
Science & Technology
Stanford researchers made progress towards a new childhood cancer treatment, carbon-capturing soil and a new water harvesting method.

Research Roundup: Childhood cancer treatment, climate-friendly fertilizer and harvesting water from the air 

Beatrice Barnes
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May 20
News
GSC continued swearing in new council members and heard a proposal for a joint resolution presented by UGS calling for accountability, transparency and student protection following an IDF soldier tackling a student who stole a sign during a tabling event. (Courtesy of ASSU)

GSC seats new council members, ties on White Plaza altercation resolution

Charlotte Burks
  •  
May 19
News
ASSU logo

GSC co-chair elected, 2026-27 council members sworn in

Tianyue (Tommy) Kuang
  •  
May 12
Science & Technology
Stanford researchers have been making waves this spring across a variety of fields, including AI, medicine, and sustainability. (Graphic: DA-HEE KIM/The Stanford Daily)

Research Roundup: AI companions, tumor blood tests and decarbonization

Beatrice Barnes
  •  
May 6
Science & Technology
Car passes by on street in front of the Emergency Department of the Stanford Hospital

Stanford researchers develop AI scientists for therapeutic discovery

Ria Garg
  •  
May 6
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