Sharon Sha, who specializes in cognitive and neurodegenerative disorders, answers questions about brain health and cognition, from how to sharpen your focus to the best foods for avoiding memory loss.
Communication Professor James Fishkin explains how the deliberative polling model can get people to listen to one another and even compromise on some of society’s most complex policy issues.
At the Stanford Black Alumni Summit, a group of college and university presidents discussed challenges and opportunities they have navigated at their institutions over the past two years.
Whether you’re ready for a memoir of science in action, an ode to coral reefs, or a firsthand account of how scientists came to understand the processes behind global warming, faculty and scholars associated with the Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability have recommendations.
In this episode of School's In, education Professor Anne Charity Hudley talks about how Black students navigate the designated parameters of language in higher education.
Looking for a good book or two to dig into this summer? Now in its 11h year, the Stanford Law School faculty’s summer reading list offers up some of our professors’ favorite reads.
Thirty-seven humanities scholars, ranging from graduate students to tenured faculty, have been awarded fellowships to support their research and writing.
New investments in shared instrumentation and data resources – encompassing equipment, hardware, facility, and critical staffing – will help Stanford researchers continue to explore the boundaries of knowledge and achieve transformative advances.
The Korea Program at Stanford’s Walter H. Shorenstein Asia-Pacific Research Center marked its 20-year anniversary with a two-day conference that gathered eminent leaders from academia, government, and the K-pop industry, including former United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon and global star SUHO, leader of K-pop group EXO.
