When postdoctoral medical fellow Arjun Rustagi traveled to Southern California in January 2020 to learn lab safety protocols for contagious and potentially lethal pathogens, he didn’t know that he’d soon be applying his training to a virus so threatening it would shut down the world.
SIEPR and the Stanford Digital Economy Lab (S-DEL) are conducting research that will help evaluate how artificial intelligence and machine learning will impact the future of work in California.
The Brown Institute for Media Innovation, a collaboration between Columbia Journalism School and Stanford Engineering, announce the winners of its inaugural “Impact Grants.”
A Stanford researcher makes the case that de-identifying health records used for research doesn’t offer anonymity and hinders the learning health system.
Research by Stanford economist Matthew Gentzkow and colleagues sheds new light on people’s digital tendencies. They estimate that self-control problems are responsible for 31 percent of the time that people in their study spend on social media.
