Stanford headlines for July 2011

Stanford robotics students show off class projects
Memorial Church offers unique wedding experience for Stanford community
Today's 'haikumania' – and the Stanford scholar who traces haiku's origins
California groundwater management trickles up from local sources, Stanford report finds
'Citizen-seismologists' sought to host tiny earthquake sensors on their computers
Small, prescribed burn July 18 at Jasper Ridge Biological Preserve
Stuck in a stereotype? How psychological cues can limit black students' academic learning and success.
Emeriti Council's Autobiographical Reflections lecture series now available free on iTunes
Stanford engineers build a nanoscale device for brain-inspired computing
Male African cichlid fish go from 'zero to 60' when mating calls, Stanford researchers find
King Solomon: Stanford scholar considers how the man who had everything ended with nothing
Reminder: PG&E to hold open house July 18
Stanford freshmen to debate war ethics in 2011 'Three Books' program
Stanford researchers find that a simple change in phrasing can increase voter turnout
Bridging the innovation gap: From Latvia to Silicon Valley
Stanford hosts female students from Asia in new summer program
Stanford to respond to new NYC request for proposals
PG&E answers Stanford community members' questions at open house
From heartbreak to hope: Stanford law students help a child with emotional disabilities find a new school
Re-inventing America's urban water infrastructure
University to replace Health Net and PacifiCare with a new medical plan in 2012; offers incentive for insurance premium discount
Connie Wolf to head Cantor Center for Visual Arts at Stanford
Stanford transparent batteries: seeing straight through to the future?
East Palo Alto middle-schoolers get the Stanford treatment
'He threw in the towel': Stanford's Abbas Milani discusses Ahmadinejad's tumble
Richard Serra's mammoth 'Sequence': finally in open air and open to the public July 27
Technology Ventures Program gets $10 million NSF grant
Visitors experience Stanford through summer conferences and camps
Nanowire electronics that can be shaped to fit any surface and attach to any material developed at Stanford
Students, scholars collaborate for a new telling of Oedipus
CISAC scholar hopes to use data to fight political violence