Examining Robert McNamara’s double life
Arts & HumanitiesQ&A
In his new book, alum and CISAC affiliate Philip Taubman explores the paradoxes of the Pentagon chief who drove U.S. escalation in Vietnam while wrestling with private doubts.
Tracking microplastics from sea to body
Earth & ClimateResearch
Stanford researchers are uncovering the journey of microplastics in our environment and their effects on human health, while developing practical solutions to mitigate their impact.
GSE kicks off new academic year in remodeled space
Community & CulturePhoto
Students, faculty, and staff celebrated the opening of the newly renovated Graduate School of Education, creating a vibrant hub for teaching and learning at Stanford.
How to start your creative engine
Community & CultureTips & Takeaways
Mechanical Engineering Professor David Kelley shares tips for creativity, honed over five decades of innovation on the Farm.
Research Matters
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These are projections. They are not what’s going to happen, necessarily. But what happens is a choice, and so these don’t have to be an inevitability.
Environmental economist Marshall Burke on research predicting wildfire smoke will lead to thousands more deaths by 2050.
AI-generated ‘workslop’ is destroying productivity
Stanford Social Media Lab researchers participated in a study about how AI tools are producing low-effort work.
Who’s more sensitive to pain, men or women? The answer may surprise you.
Sean Mackey, chief of the division of pain medicine, sheds light on research regarding how men and women experience pain.
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