2014 News Releases

Below you will find an index to the 2014 news releases from Stanford University.

You also can search the complete library to locate releases by specific criteria. This library contains releases dating from 1991 to the present.

December 19

• Stanford study shows ways to improve public health at beaches
• Stanford chemists take step toward solving mystery of how enzymes work

December 18

• Stanford scholar spotlights Catalan journalist
• Stanford psychologists show that altruism is not simply innate
• Military veterans losing ground on jobs as disability enrollment increases, Stanford research shows

December 16

• Stanford to host 100-year study on artificial intelligence
• Spirituality shaped through cultural understandings, Stanford anthropologist says

December 15

• Stanford team combines logic, memory to build a 'high-rise' chip

December 12

• Stanford faculty awarded seed grants for innovative energy research
• Stanford admits 743 early applicants to the Class of 2019

December 11

• Stanford d.school students 'humanize' a truck for a good cause
• Stanford University reports FY 2014 financial results

December 10

• Rains to provide short-term relief for California drought, says Stanford researcher

December 9

• Grand jury system flawed in Ferguson case but still valuable for investigations, Stanford law professor says

December 8

• Stanford scholar reveals the surprising cultural history of four-hand piano playing

December 4

• Stanford collaboration helps governments offset damage caused by development projects
• Stanford scholar questions whether traditional statues are an appropriate way to commemorate Mandela
• Stanford's Precourt Institute and KQED launch new e-book series on climate change

December 3

• Stanford music scholar explores how Indian traditional folk music fuses the devotional with the political

December 2

• Stanford linguist says prejudice toward African American dialect can result in unfair rulings
• California offers budgetary lessons for U.S. government, Stanford professor says
• Stanford engineers take big step toward using light instead of wires inside computers

November 26

• Stanford engineers invent high-tech mirror to beam heat away from buildings into space
• Los Angeles schools embrace different vision of history, with lessons from Stanford group

November 25

• Stanford scientists seek to map origins of mental illness and develop noninvasive treatment
• Patrick Suppes, Stanford philosopher, scientist and Silicon Valley entrepreneur, dies at 92
• Too early to judge Japan's economic strategy, Stanford economist says

November 24

• Laws may be ineffective if they don't reflect social norms, Stanford scholar says

November 21

• Stanford researchers bridge education and neuroscience to strengthen the growing field of educational neuroscience

November 20

• Stanford mechanical engineer Sheri Sheppard named U.S. professor of the year
• A brain-imaging discovery by Stanford scientists resolves a century-old argument

November 19

• Stanford literary scholar traces cultural history of our obsession with youth

November 18

• Stanford Cyber Initiative will tackle Internet technology concerns from many angles
• Stanford team creates computer vision algorithm that can describe photos

November 17

• Stanford chemists develop 'nanoreactor' for discovering new chemical reactions
• Stanford archaeologist leads the first detailed study of human remains at the ancient Egyptian site of Deir el-Medina
• Stanford 'tips-by-text' program helps boost literacy in preschoolers, study finds
• Stanford biologists explore link between memory deficit and misfiring circadian clock

November 14

• Right-to-carry gun laws linked to increase in violent crime, Stanford research shows

November 12

• Kenneth E. Olivier, investment manager, joins Stanford's Board of Trustees

November 11

• Three innovators named Stanford engineering heroes
• Stanford research suggests ways to close the gender gap in law schools
• Stanford Management Company CEO John Powers to depart in 2015

November 10

• Water sector ripe for innovation and investment, finds Stanford-led report

November 6

• Stanford researcher explores why cliques thrive in some high schools more than others
• Immigrants represented by attorneys far more likely to win deportation cases, Stanford law clinic study finds
• Learning to fly: Stanford engineering students master mechaphonics by building quadcopters

November 5

• Parents can help toddlers with slow language skills catch up, Stanford psychologist says
• Stanford chemical engineers borrow technique from petrochemical industry to store solar energy

November 3

• The banking industry needs more effective regulatory reform, says Stanford expert
• Stanford engineers discover how to record the forensic history of chemical contaminations in water

October 30

• Halloween encourages imagination, re-enchantment with the world, Stanford anthropologist says

October 29

• Stanford system combines software with human intelligence to improve translation
• Gandhi's non-violent approach offers lessons for peace movements, Stanford scholar says
• Stanford Libraries unearths the earliest U.S. website

October 28

• Girls under stress age more rapidly, new Stanford study reveals
• Stanford researcher explores the truths behind myths of ancient Amazons

October 27

• Satellite lights study shows sanctions against North Korea create urban-rural divide, Stanford scholar says

October 23

• Stanford researchers see trouble ahead for kindergarten students with low self-regulation unless parents and teachers help
• Democracy is often misunderstood, with tragic results, says Stanford classicist

October 22

• Stanford psychologist explores how meaningfulness cultivates well-being over time

October 21

• Rebellious French cross-dresser played an overlooked role in shaping Oscar Wilde's legacy, Stanford scholar says

October 20

• Sports talk can help students develop critical thinking skills, says Stanford scholar
• Scientific evidence does not support the brain game claims, Stanford scholars say

October 17

• Stanford scholars see slight shift to GOP in midterm elections
• Stanford historian unearths greed-drenched origins of Mexico's groundwater crisis

October 16

• Stanford selects first cohort of Distinguished Careers Institute fellows
• Stanford Roundtable 2014 brings climate change to the fore
• Stanford engineers build, test earthquake-resistant house

October 15

• Decoy drug developed by Stanford Bio-X scientists allows brains of adult mice to form new connections
• Stanford engineers develop tiny, sound-powered chip to serve as medical device
• Harden McConnell, distinguished chemistry professor at Stanford, dies at 87

October 13

• Stanford scientists create a 'smart' lithium-ion battery that warns of potential fire hazards
• Stanford's new player piano collection brings sounds of history to life

October 10

• Supreme Court urges states to take the lead grappling with same sex marriage, Stanford scholars say

October 9

• Stanford releases fiscal year fundraising results

October 8

• Political animosity exceeds racial hostility, new Stanford research shows
• Stanford's GCEP awards $10.5 million for research on renewable energy
• Nobel Prize for Stanford chemist W.E. Moerner, who brings very small things into focus

October 7

• Miniature wireless device being developed by Stanford Bio-X team creates better way of studying chronic pain
• Stanford engineer says 'smart grid' needed to shift electrical system to alternative energy

October 6

• Henry S. Breitrose, founder of Stanford's world-renowned documentary film program, dead at 78
• Stanford scholar warns against corruption in democracy

October 3

• Stanford speaker series launched on 'security conundrum'
• Two Stanford professors earn National Medal of Science

October 2

• Hong Kong protests could threaten Communist Party rule in China, Stanford professor says
• Public policies for addiction, smarter prosthetics and stroke among the Big Ideas tackled by Stanford neuroscientists
• Stanford economics Professor Emeritus Ronald McKinnon dies at 79

October 1

• Stanford's Martin L. Perl, winner of 1995 Nobel Prize for discovery of tau lepton, dead at 87

September 30

• Another Look book club goes out of this world with Calvino's 'Cosmicomics'

September 29

• Causes of California drought linked to climate change, Stanford scientists say

September 26

• Shift away from political moderation contributes to rising inequality, threats to democracy, Stanford experts say

September 25

• The 2013 government shutdown affected federal workers and the U.S. economy, Stanford economist says

September 24

• Stanford Management Company releases 2014 results

September 23

• Stanford scholars propose new strategy for dealing with North Korea
• Women and children bear brunt of domestic violence, Stanford scholar says

September 21

• Stanford researchers create 'evolved' protein that may stop cancer from spreading

September 18

• Stanford scholar tracks the changing world of gay sexuality

September 17

• Stanford scientists track the rise and fall of brain volume throughout life
• Gel-like padding being developed by a Stanford Bio-X team could help cells survive injection and heal spinal cord injuries
• Stanford research links malnutrition and pollination
• Stanford scholar named MacArthur fellow

September 16

• Stanford bioengineers develop a toolkit for designing more successful synthetic molecules

September 15

• A private art collection becomes a Stanford collection on Sunday, Sept. 21
• Stanford research shows that working together boosts motivation

September 12

• Stanford-led study assesses the environmental costs and benefits of fracking
• Stanford Professor Robert Schimke, a pioneer in biomedical sciences, dies at 81

September 11

• Diversified farming practices might preserve evolutionary diversity of wildlife, say Stanford and Berkeley biologists
• Stanford engineers help describe key mechanism in energy and information storage

September 10

• Optogenetics earns Stanford professor Karl Deisseroth Keio Prize in Medicine
• Stanford scientists map white matter connections within the human brain

September 9

• Buckyballs and diamondoids join forces in tiny electronic gadget from Stanford and SLAC
• The technology industry needs more women innovators, Stanford expert says
• Stanford engineers aim to connect the world with ant-sized radios
• NFL needs consciousness-raising campaign on domestic abuse, say Stanford experts

September 8

• New farming practices can increase yields and lower pollution in China, Stanford study shows

September 5

• A molecular physics experience through movement at Stanford
• Stanford's new Revs Digital Library spotlights the automobile as cultural icon

September 3

• Stanford scientists reveal complexity in the brain’s wiring diagram
• Fight against terrorism likely slow and incomplete, Stanford scholar says

August 29

• Anti-Semitism surge in Europe reflects loss of values, historical awareness, says Stanford scholar

August 28

• Stanford engineer helps determine how the brain learns new tasks

August 27

• Militarized policing is counterproductive, Stanford expert says

August 25

• Eye implant developed at Stanford could lead to better glaucoma treatments

August 24

• Stanford bioengineers close to brewing painkillers without using opium from poppies

August 22

• Stanford scientists develop water splitter that runs on ordinary AAA battery
• Stanford report offers a pathway to WWII reconciliation in Asia

August 21

• Margalit Fox and Kiese Laymon win Stanford's 2014 Saroyan Prize for Writing
• Stanford library's punk poster art collection revives '80s musical history

August 20

• Stanford expert describes how the U.S. and China can manage their relationship and avoid conflict

August 19

• Stanford scholar sees failure as key element of success for some of America's most revered authors

August 18

• Stanford course gives students just 10 weeks to design, build and fly tiny 'rescue' aircraft

August 14

• Stanford researcher gets first-time look at Antarctic minke whales feeding
• From Twitter to Kickstarter, Stanford English professor says the digital revolution is changing what it means to be an author

August 12

• Stanford biologist explains science of origin stories of Captain America and the Incredible Hulk
• Stanford research shows value of clams, mussels in cleaning dirty water
• Stanford's Maryam Mirzakhani wins Fields Medal

August 11

• Jewish émigrés who fled Nazi Germany revolutionized U.S. science and technology, Stanford economist says

August 7

• European immigrants to America in early 20th century assimilated successfully, Stanford economist says
• Stanford art historian explores the shocking yet affirmative power of gay imagery

August 6

• Stanford research suggests support for incarceration mirrors whites' perception of black prison populations
• Stanford scientists use lasers and carbon nanotubes to look inside living brains
• People understand hyperbole through intent of communication, Stanford researcher says

August 5

• Stanford scientists create remote-controlled nanoscale protein motors
• Stanford announces 2014 Stanford Bright Award recipient

August 1

• Stanford Repertory Theater in the throes of a whale hunt and preparing for an alien invasion

July 31

• Stanford study shows effects of biomass burning on climate, health
• Stanford's Water in the West program offers new way to view groundwater resources

July 30

• Stanford scientists challenge theory on protection of threatened species

July 29

• Stanford researchers seek 'Holy Grail' in battery design
• Q&A: Stanford's Carla Shatz on fostering successful interdisciplinary collaboration
• Hummingbirds vs. helicopters: Stanford engineers compare flight dynamics

July 28

• Stanford philosopher examines the legitimacy of political power
• The U.S. suffers from lifespan inequality gap, Stanford researcher says

July 25

• Simple isn't better when talking about science, Stanford philosopher suggests

July 24

• Stanford study shows how to power California with wind, water and sun
• Stanford biologist warns of early stages of Earth's 6th mass extinction event
• Works from American art giants enter Stanford's permanent collection

July 21

• Dean of Grace Cathedral to become Stanford's new dean for religious life

July 18

• Extra time in math class does not a mathematician make, says Stanford researcher

July 17

• Stanford students learn to build their own bikes

July 16

• Stanford poetry scholar offers new perspective on China's revered female poet
• Hallucinatory 'voices' shaped by local culture, Stanford anthropologist says

July 14

• California's prison realignment plan needs adjustments, Stanford law professor says
• Stanford scholar takes a philosophical approach to human behavior

July 11

• Stanford study finds order in the apparent randomness of Earth's evolving landscape

July 10

• ISIS terrorist group is a potential threat to U.S., Stanford scholar says

July 9

• Stanford art historian uncovers commodity culture in Mondrian's legacy
• Researchers led by Stanford engineer figure out how to make more efficient fuel cells

July 8

• America's cities are increasingly segregated by education, Stanford economist says

July 7

• Stanford fellow investigates how literature shapes transnational fields of medicine
• Protecting lagoons could be key to saving manta rays, Stanford scholars say

July 3

• Stanford faculty teams offer bold solutions for people and planet
• Stanford team creates tool to help unravel secrets of cancer
• Newly launched satellite will help predict future changes in climate, say Stanford researchers

July 2

• Insurgents attack aid programs to undermine the government, Stanford scholar says

July 1

• Stanford engineers envision an electronic switch just three atoms thick

June 30

• Oil palm plantations threaten water quality, Stanford scientists say
• Language can help the elderly cope with the challenges of aging, says Stanford professor

June 27

• Mysterious features spotted on Titan reveal the moon's seasonal changes, says Stanford scientist
• Water samples teeming with information: Emerging techniques for environmental monitoring

June 26

• Precourt Institute partners with KQED on new e-book series on energy
• Stanford scholar views France's nationalistic politics with a historical eye

June 25

• Net energy analysis should become a standard policy tool, Stanford scientists say
• Japan's political leadership helped save country from worst-case Fukushima disaster, Stanford researcher says

June 23

• Stanford's McMurtry Building is the third new arts building in as many years
• Changing world temperatures influence views on global warming, Stanford scholar says

June 22

• Hot cities: Climate change may lead to air stagnation, Stanford scientists say

June 19

• Stanford bioengineers improve upon football mouthguard that senses head impacts
• Seeing the inner workings of the brain made easier by new technique from Stanford scientists
• Stanford bioengineers invent a way to speed up drug discovery

June 17

• Stanford breakthrough provides picture of underground water

June 13

• Stanford scientists develop computer model to examine fate of indigenous peoples
• Stanford introduces new financial tools to help parents pay for college
• As a Stanford engineering student and lawyer, Jonathan Mayer discredits NSA claims

June 12

• Stanford philosophy Professor Grigori Mints, a world-renowned logician, has died at 74

June 11

• Stanford scholar investigates the mysterious force behind falsified Holocaust accounts
• Vergara decision to drive reforms in teacher employment, Stanford experts say

June 10

• Despite Ukraine crisis, Stanford scholars urge continued US-Russia collaboration on nuclear security
• Bioengineering and chemical engineering building at Stanford named for gifts from Ram and Vijay Shriram

June 9

• Scottish independence vote is 'identity crisis' for the UK, Stanford faculty say

June 6

• China caught in a currency conundrum, Stanford economist says

June 5

• Stanford scientists solve mystery of ancient American lakes

June 4

• Stanford study finds hope for coastal communities amid a changing ocean
• Stanford collaboration offers new perspectives on evolution of Brazilian language

June 3

• Former SLAC Director Persis Drell named dean of Stanford Engineering

June 2

• Anderson Collection at Stanford University opens to the public on Sept. 21, 2014

May 29

• Stanford physicist Andrei Linde awarded Kavli Prize in Astrophysics
• Stanford historian sees new perspectives on Chinese border disputes in declassified Qing dynasty maps
• European Union can overcome extremism vote, Stanford faculty say

May 23

• 'Tiger moms' vs. Western-style mothers? Stanford researchers find different but equally effective styles

May 22

• Stanford researchers discover immune system's rules of engagement
• Stanford scholars view Iberia's multicultural history through poetry
• Stanford Dance Division breaks new ground with 'Construction Site'

May 21

• Stanford, MIT scientists find new way to harness waste heat

May 20

• Stanford research shows importance of European farmers adapting to climate change

May 19

• Stanford Online courses from all parts of campus are reaching millions of learners globally
• New energy-saving facility boosts Stanford's computing prowess
• Stanford engineer invents safe way to transfer energy to medical chips in the body

May 16

• New planet-hunting camera produces best-ever image of an alien planet, says Stanford physicist

May 15

• Stanford research leads to new understanding of how cells grow and shrink
• Stanford ChEM-H: Chemistry, Engineering & Medicine for Human Health

May 13

• Raise global awareness of child trafficking to stop it, Stanford scholar says
• Coral reefs provide protection from storms and rising sea levels, Stanford research finds

May 12

• Stanford classicist reveals the positive side of war

May 8

• New school funding could transform California schools, say Stanford scholars

May 7

• Stanford showcases Carleton Watkins' landscape photographs of the American West
• Sanctions against Russia may inflict some pain, Stanford scholars say

May 6

• Stanford researchers identify strategies for 'remaking' Appalachia's polluted waterways
• Stanford's School of Engineering and Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism announce 'Magic Grants' to transform the world of media
• Stanford to divest from coal companies

May 5

• Supreme Court's ruling expands air pollution control efforts, say Stanford scholars

May 1

• U.S. corn yields are increasingly vulnerable to hot, dry weather, Stanford research shows
• Stanford research reveals value of large animals in fighting disease

April 29

• Climate change to intensify important African weather systems, Stanford scientists say

April 28

• Extremes in wet, dry spells increasing for South Asian monsoons, Stanford scholars say
• Stanford bioengineers create circuit board modeled on the human brain

April 24

• Some corals adjusting to rising ocean temperatures, Stanford researchers say
• Stanford study finds walking improves creativity
• When it comes to security at nuclear facilities, danger likely lurks from within, Stanford scholar says
• Obama's Asian trip reflects new global dynamics, Stanford scholar says

April 23

• Stanford book club spotlights Marguerite Duras' 'The Lover'

April 22

• Stanford scientists observe brain activity in real time
• Stanford researcher: First-generation college students benefit from discussing class differences

April 18

• Stanford research shows benefits of crystallization

April 16

• Stanford researchers rethink 'natural' habitat for wildlife

April 15

• Diverse gene pool critical for tigers' survival, say Stanford scholars
• Stanford biologists help solve fungi mysteries

April 14

• Stanford research: Watching the hand washers
• Cultivating happiness often misunderstood, says Stanford researcher

April 11

• Wesley Trimpi, professor emeritus of English at Stanford, dead at 85

April 10

• Stanford scholar studies ancient Greek dance performances from the viewers' perspective
• Online food reviews reveal inner self, Stanford researcher finds

April 9

• Stanford scientists discover a novel way to make ethanol without corn or other plants
• Stanford scientists model a win-win situation: growing crops on photovoltaic farms

April 8

• Inspired by a music box, Stanford bioengineer creates $5 chemistry set

April 7

• Stanford engineers design video game controller that can sense players' emotions

April 4

• Nationalism clouds WWII memories in Asia, says Stanford scholar

April 3

• Stanford computer scientists learn to predict which photos will go viral on Facebook

April 2

• Stanford philosopher untangles Einstein senility controversy
• Stanford's Distinguished Careers Institute will offer accomplished professionals a transformative experience

April 1

• New Stanford photo archive highlights turbulent times of civil rights movement
• Stanford students help protect endangered species in Africa

March 30

• Stanford scientists discover a protein in nerves that determines which brain connections stay and which go
• Behind the scenes of an international climate report, with Stanford scientists

March 28

• Applications for the Class of 2018 set record at Stanford

March 27

• Stanford economist warns of Japanese fiscal crisis

March 25

• Award-winning novelist, Stanford Professor Richard Powers finds inspiration in teaching, tech and trees
• Students learning English benefit more in two-language instructional programs than English immersion, Stanford research finds

March 24

• New Stanford facility will test water-recovery technology

March 22

• Michelle Obama underscores the importance of global education and beams into Stanford from Beijing

March 20

• Wind farms can provide a surplus of reliable clean energy to society, Stanford study finds
• Stanford student project shows public benefit of expunging some criminal convictions

March 19

• Stanford Libraries online archive expands access to French Revolution treasures
• Stanford professor maps by-catch as unintended consequence of global fisheries

March 18

• Srinija Srinivasan, former executive at Yahoo, elected to Stanford's Board of Trustees
• Trash to treasure: Stanford researcher tells a seafood story
• Stanford engineers make flexible carbon nanotube circuits more reliable and efficient

March 17

• Stanford professor looks underwater for history of the Roman Empire
• Economist Stanley Fischer tapped for $100K SIEPR award
• First direct evidence of cosmic inflation supports origin theory of the universe

March 14

• Stanford creates program to help veterans prepare for four-year universities
• Stanford scientists develop technique for observing behavior of single molecules in real time

March 12

• Stanford students show that phone record surveillance can yield vast amounts of information

March 11

• Stanford study shows glasses help Chinese children succeed
• Stanford political scientist says conditions ripe for democratic growth in the 21st century

March 10

• Stanford scholar shows Koreans and Americans tackle moral dilemmas using different brain regions
• Stanford research shows pitfalls of homework
• Stanford lab yields new privacy-based social network

March 7

• Stanford scientists brave the 'vomit comet' to improve astronauts' heart health
• Stanford to offer new undergraduate majors integrating humanities, computer science

March 6

• Former prime minister of Norway to visit Stanford as this year's Haas Center Distinguished Visitor
• Stanford's Folding@home simulates activation of key cancer protein, could lead to novel drug design

March 5

• Knowledge is power when it comes to retirement planning, Stanford researcher shows
• Successful Silicon Valley women star in Stanford video series urging youngsters to get into computing

March 4

• Stanford scholar explores civil rights revolution's positive impact on the South's economy
• West needs to articulate Ukrainian interests, Stanford scholar says

March 3

• Stanford scholar: Grand strategy misguided in post-9/11 world
• Alejandro Zaffaroni, longtime friend of Stanford, deceased at 91

March 2

• Newly discovered catalyst could lead to the low-cost, clean production of methanol, scientists say

February 28

• Stanford engineers create a software tool to reduce the cost of cloud computing
• Stanford research finds carbon regulation burden heaviest on poor

February 27

• Stanford student's research contributes to the history of black sacred music
• Stanford scientists investigate worst drought in California's history

February 26

• Offshore wind farms could tame hurricanes before they reach land, Stanford-led study says
• Stanford scholar: Uncertainty reigns in crisis-ridden Ukraine

February 25

• Online and on campus, an innovative educational experience for decision-makers

February 24

• Stanford researchers identify cellular elastic that keeps nerves resilient
• Stanford research shows long-run benefit of English instruction

February 21

• Stanford scholars debate the moral merits of reading fiction

February 20

• Stanford offers online creativity course featuring Warner Music Group artists

February 19

• Technique developed by Stanford scientists could lead to new treatments for pain
• Stanford research explores weekend happiness, unemployment blues

February 18

• Stanford scholars say Bitcoin offers promise, peril
• Stanford study says ticks may cause double trouble

February 14

• Stanford economist suggests how to better allocate donor organs to increase their availability

February 13

• Stanford, NOAA scientists discover mechanism of crude oil heart toxicity
• America's natural gas system is leaky and in need of a fix, new study finds
• Stanford psychologist shows why talking to kids really matters

February 11

• Stanford scholars propose peaceful nuclear path for Iran
• Stanford raises undergraduate tuition 3.5 percent, reaffirms financial aid commitment for 2014-15 school year
• Stanford researchers' new test for cystic fibrosis may lead to more treatments

February 6

• Stanford students launch organ donation campaign
• Grab your brains: Stanford students give local seventh graders a day to remember

February 5

• Stanford professor points out potential flaw in reading lessons for Spanish-speaking students in U.S.

February 4

• Stanford scholars analyze prospects for immigration reform

February 3

• Stanford chemists develop new technique for improving stomach cancer surgery results
• Stanford professor traces roots of the psychedelic '60s to postwar America
• All-star panel to discuss Philip Roth's The Ghost Writer at Stanford

January 31

• Gene T. Sykes, investment banker, elected to Stanford's Board of Trustees

January 30

• Stanford scholars examine evolution of democracy in South Korea, Taiwan

January 29

• Stanford author meshes text and tech
• Stanford's Gardner Center partners with California schools on new reform plan
• Stanford chemist joins with radiologists to locate source of pain – with help from newts

January 28

• Stanford researchers reveal more about how our brains control our arms

January 27

• Stanford research: Hidden benefits of gossip, ostracism
• Bill and Melinda Gates will be the 2014 Commencement speakers at Stanford

January 24

• Difficult to defend Olympics, say Stanford experts

January 23

• Stanford scientists use 'virtual earthquakes' to forecast Los Angeles quake risk
• Stanford researchers discover honeybees are picky pollinators

January 22

• Stanford researchers find flies, humans perceive motion in same way

January 21

• Stanford experts urge major reforms in state, local government budgeting

January 17

• Stanford Professor Elliot Eisner, champion of arts education, dead at 80
• Stanford students study religion through campus artifacts
• Houston, we have ants: Mimicking how ants adjust to microgravity in space could lead to better robots, Stanford scientist says

January 16

• Surveillance threatens U.S. business climate, democracy, say Stanford researchers

January 14

• Former Stanford professor and Internet inventor eyes safety in wired-up world

January 13

• Stanford research: Nation's record mixed on fighting poverty, inequality

January 10

• Stanford philosophy professor calls for a generation of more responsible thinkers
• Stanford Professor Leland Smith, innovative music creator, dies at 88
• Stanford scholar: Global struggle continues for social justice, human rights

January 6

• Stanford shares in $540 million gift from Ludwig Cancer Research