A new campus makerspace lets teachers tinker with AI
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The AI Tinkery, which launched this fall at the Stanford Accelerator for Learning, helps educators explore the potential of artificial intelligence in the classroom.
A new technique signals cancer cells to self-destruct
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By switching on a natural process that triggers cell death, researchers hope to trick cancer cells into disposing of themselves.
Ten questions predict mental health risk after emergency hospitalization
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A screening tool that takes just 5 minutes to complete identifies patients at risk of developing PTSD, depression, or anxiety after injury or sudden illness.
Cardinal to host ACC foe Wake Forest on Reunion Homecoming Weekend
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The fifth home game of the season commences Saturday afternoon as Stanford football welcomes the Demon Deacons.
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From Space Burgers to Whack-A-Chicken, VR games turn getting a flu shot into a playful experience.
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Liberals and conservatives started in a different place, but the movie had an impact on both regardless of where the baseline was. It speaks to the power of the story.”
Jennifer Eberhardt, Stanford professor and psychologist, on how a docudrama can lead viewers to be more empathetic toward people who are stigmatized in society
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Neale Mahoney, professor of economics
California’s ‘Surgical’ Approach to Regulating AI Is Working
Russell Wald, director of policy at the Institute for Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence (HAI)