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Jenny Martinez, Lloyd Minor, and David Studdert provide an update on the NIH announcement of its intention to place a cap of 15% on indirect costs.
Nourishing the collective being
Throughout February, to celebrate Black Liberation Month, campus centers and departments will host events including a pop-up shop, a service day at the farm, and more.
Update on Jan. 27 OMB memo, federal funding freeze
Jon Levin, Jenny Martinez, and David Studdert provide an update and resources for members of the Stanford community in regards to a recent Memorandum announcing a temporary stay on federal funding programs.
In her new book, Didi Kuo argues political parties…
Kuo, a fellow at the Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies, says this evolution lays the groundwork for serious imbalances in who democracy serves.
Coal emissions cost India millions in crop damages
New research from the Doerr School of Sustainability suggests future emissions reductions could have benefits more significant and widespread than previously understood.
FDA clears sepsis test that significantly reduces…
Purvesh Khatri, whose lab at Stanford Medicine developed the test, discusses a breakthrough that could be transformative for millions of patients each year.
Legal Design Lab receives Gates Foundation grant to…
A new project will focus on piloting and refining AI “co-pilots” to assist legal aid organizations with eviction defense and re-entry debt.
Stanford Medicine offers safer, faster way to…
The new test, which detects genetic material from mold, spares patients from tissue biopsies.
Study suggests physicians make better decisions with …
According to new research, doctors may benefit from an LLM assist when faced with a clinical crossroads.
Beanbags and boundaries
More than two dozen Stanford frosh gathered recently in the West FloMo lounge to learn about sexual citizenship and make one-of-a-kind beanbag chairs for their dorm rooms, hosted by Stanford’s PEERs (prevent, educate, empower, refer) program. Learn more about PEERs and upcoming workshops on the Vaden Health website.
