Stanford engineers help prepare Air Force test pilots for autonomous technology advances
Science & EngineeringVideo
The two-week Test of AI & Emerging Technologies course helped build foundational skills in the design, testing, and control of AI-enabled systems.
Climate scientist and philosopher discuss moral implications of restoring the atmosphere
EventsVideo
At an event for the Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability Dean’s Lecture series, professors Rob Jackson and Leif Wenar explored an ethical framework for addressing climate solutions – and shared a vision of hope.
Generative AI tool marks a milestone in biology
Science & EngineeringQ&A
Trained on a dataset that includes all known living species – and a few extinct ones – Evo 2 can predict the form and function of proteins in the DNA of all domains of life.
New paper examines how cultural differences impacted COVID mortality rates
Social SciencesResearch
A Stanford-led international team found that “cultural defaults” played a significant role in how the U.S. and some East Asian countries responded to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Indigenous science and wisdom are much older than Western conventional science, and there’s a lot of knowledge and wisdom there already.”
Tad Fukami, biology professor and executive director of Stanford’s Jasper Ridge Biological Preserve (’Ootchamin ’Ooyakma), during a gathering of researchers to explore prescribed burns, indigenous knowledge, and the evolving science of fire stewardship.
A closer look: Stanford researchers help Paul Simon perform again
Paul Simon is going back on tour thanks in part to a team of elite doctors at Stanford.
Three Questions on ‘Digital Education for Access and Equity’
A conversation with Stanford’s Annie Sadler and Matthew Rascoff, with Martin Kurzweil, on their chapter in the new book Recentering Learning: Complexity, Resilience and Adaptability in Higher Education
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