The search for water in space yields science and engineering gains on Earth
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The possibility of detecting habitable water under the surface of Europa is just one of the reasons geologist and Clipper team member Dustin Schroeder is excited about the mission to Jupiter’s icy moon.
Leaders highlight AI in State of Stanford Medicine address
News
Lloyd Minor, David Entwistle and Paul King outlined key strategic priorities, including the innovative use of artificial intelligence to build on excellence, at this year's event.
Scientists tap into the fungal network
Feature
Stanford biologist Kabir Peay wants to leverage the relationship between plants and the fungi that colonize their roots to help ecosystems weather climate change.
Women’s soccer beats North Carolina
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Stanford defeated North Carolina 1-0 on Sunday, marking the women’s soccer team’s ninth shutout of the season. Sophomore Shae Harvey contributed the game-winning goal.
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Science doesn’t have nearly as many eureka kind of moments as movies would have you believe, but this was definitely one of those eureka moments.”
A serendipitous discovery in Professor Eric Appel’s lab yielded new sprayable gel technology, capable of protecting homes against wildfires.
California faces ‘unprecedented’ local spread of dengue fever, possibly driven by climate change
Erin Mordecai, associate professor of biology
Meet the Stanford composer behind sold-out symphony shows of Grateful Dead songs
Giancarlo Aquilanti, senior lecturer and director of music theory