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Students discuss their love of Camp Kesem on its 20th anniversary

Danielle Echeverria
  •  
Feb. 5, 2020
Research
A round trip from Earth to Mars would take between 400 to 600 days with current propulsion technology. Our roundup this week highlights research that predicts that an estimated two-thirds of returning astronauts would develop osteopenia in that time span, a precursor to osteoporosis. (Photo: Unsplash)

Research Roundup: Astronauts and osteoporosis, fungi diversity and new cancer drug

Derek Chen
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Jan. 26, 2020
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Children at risk for cancer potentially find hope with preventive treatment

Gillian Brassil
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Feb. 6, 2019
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Director of Mount Sinai Addiction Institute explores the neurobiology of drug dependency

Tejas Athni
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Jan. 25, 2019
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Pioneer of the tissue engineering field in regenerative medicine talks biomaterials, cell therapy

Tejas Athni
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Nov. 8, 2018
The Lorey Lokey Laboratory (Image: The Stanford Daily)

Steven Artandi selected as new director of Stanford Cancer Institute

Fan Liu
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Oct. 23, 2018
The Grind
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Stories of Stanford: Cisco Vlahakis, Organ donor

Katiana Uyemura
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Oct. 8, 2018
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Volunteers maintain historic cactus garden

Gianella Ordonez
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Aug. 22, 2018
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Summer Human Rights Series kicks off with ‘Stink!’ documentary

Eric Epstein
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Aug. 1, 2018
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SLAC and Stanford launch Cryo-EM facility

Manat Kaur
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July 25, 2018
CRISPR crabs. (Courtesy of Stanford News)

Stanford researchers track cancer growth with genome editing, DNA barcoding

Alex Tsai
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April 4, 2018
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Researchers combat cancer, Parkinson’s with CRISPR

Vibhav Mariwala
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Feb. 8, 2018
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Scientists stop brain cancers’ growth by suppressing signal molecule

Cindy Kuang
  •  
Oct. 2, 2017
Underwater photo of a coral reef

Bikini Atoll corals may give insight into cancer treatment

ZaZu Lippert
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July 14, 2017
While studying the cell Stentor coeruleus, Tang Lab researchers created the microfluidic guillotine (Courtesy of Lucas Blauch).

New cell splicing device improves studies of cell repair

Jessica Jen
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July 10, 2017
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Stanford alumnus Adam Klein named ‘Sole Survivor’

Christina Pan
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Jan. 20, 2017
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Researchers’ computer program assesses lung cancer better than pathologists

Shilpa Sajja
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Aug. 30, 2016
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Stanford Cancer Institute receives highest cancer center designation

ZaZu Lippert
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Aug. 1, 2016
Associate Professor of Medicine Jason Gotlib may have found a novel cure for rare blood cancer. (Courtesy of Jason Gotlib)

Rare blood cancer responds to new treatment pioneered by Stanford physician

Emma Cockerell
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July 23, 2016
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Researchers develop ‘chemotherapy missiles’ to solely target cancer cells

Meghna Gaddam
  •  
July 13, 2016
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