Stanford headlines for November 2012

11.02.12 Stanford students in D.C. get opportunity for hands-on democracy
11.02.12 Millionaire migration a myth, say researchers at Stanford Center on Poverty and Inequality
11.05.12 Australian university joins Stanford's open-source online platform
11.06.12 Stanford University Libraries acquires large Bahá'í collection
11.06.12 The unspoken problem of the unmanned drone, from a Stanford humanities perspective
11.07.12 Stanford student journalists cover election from political command center
11.08.12 Faculty Senate to hear progress report on new undergraduate requirements
11.08.12 PG&E gas safety project update
11.08.12 Stanford campus to honor its past and present veterans
11.08.12 Stanford's Global Climate and Energy Project turns 10
11.09.12 Three words sum up the Stanford journey: Integrate, innovate and inspire, Elam tells Faculty Senate
11.09.12 Ann F. Marshall, 'a world-class electron microscopist,' to receive the 2012 Marsh O'Neill Award
11.11.12 Stanford study: Climate change threatens freshwater source for billions
11.11.12 Stanford's touch-sensitive plastic skin heals itself
11.12.12 Stanford expert: Energy efficiency wins big in California election, but debate looms over dividing $2.5 billion
11.12.12 Superstorm Sandy shows climate change isn't science fiction, top U.N. official tells Stanford audience
11.14.12 Stanford scholar, bestselling author Adam Johnson shares secrets of his writing process
11.14.12 Glycine plays key link in a deadly staph bacteria, Stanford researchers discover
11.15.12 Stanford School of Education course tackles challenges of digital learning
11.15.12 Stanford physicists and engineers take first step toward quantum cryptography
11.15.12 Stanford Libraries acquire the archives of leading environmentalist William McDonough
11.16.12 Stanford expert: 'Black swans' and 'perfect storms' become lame excuses for bad risk management
11.16.12 Stanford scholars discuss Asia-Pacific policy during Obama's second term
11.18.12 Stanford researchers advance the performance of thought-controlled computer cursors
11.18.12 Two Stanford students named 2013 Rhodes Scholars
11.19.12 Stanford professor correctly called 332 electoral votes for Obama
11.19.12 At Stanford, 'The Science of MythBusters' teaches the scientific method
11.20.12 Stanford's newly minted Rhodes Scholars shaped by their own personal narratives
11.20.12 Santa Clara County awards $10 million to Stanford and Palo Alto for new trails
11.21.12 American West's changing climate spells economic changes, too, according to Stanford symposium
11.26.12 Encouraging bike helmet use with discounts, safety talks and a dorm challenge
11.26.12 Underwater robots from Stanford smart enough to explore treacherous deep-ocean terrain
11.26.12 Lots of Cardinal football fans expected on Friday, Nov. 30
11.27.12 Podcast of Stanford course offers religious perspectives on war and peace
11.27.12 Stanford researchers show a better way to curb TB in prisons
11.28.12 Chinese typewriter anticipated predictive text, finds Stanford historian
11.28.12 International mural artist creates a space for Stanford students to celebrate their Latin American identities
11.29.12 Stanford's Bill Lane Center for the American West moves into news
11.29.12 University develops new program for food trucks on campus
11.29.12 Stanford scientists develop new technique for visualizing blood flow
11.30.12 Six Stanford scholars named to American Association for the Advancement of Science
11.30.12 Resources available for those in crisis
11.30.12 Stanford geoscientist cites critical need for basic research to unleash promising energy sources