NBC Bay Area
New research explores collecting water in Earth’s driest places
Stanford researchers are working on technology that draws out water from some of the driest places in the world.
The Guardian
Don’t shoot for the moon: aiming for ‘above average’ is key to success, maths suggests
Ekaterina (Kath) Landgren, Stanford postdoctoral fellow, on new research revealing that aiming just above average in ambition leads to better outcomes.
Forbes
Stanford to consolidate two big AI programs
The Stanford Data Science initiative and Stanford Institute for Human-Centered AI will now be run under one roof.
The Hill
US kids caught in ‘reading recession’ that predates COVID
Research co-led by Stanford finds that children in a majority of U.S. states are performing at lower levels than they were in the decade prior.
SFGate
Stanford-led study reveals that school phone bans backfired at first
Thomas Dee, professor of education, on a new Stanford study examining how phone use in schools affects student well-being, attendance, behavior, and test scores.
Palo Alto Online
First-of-its-kind proton therapy machine for cancer treatment unveiled at Stanford hospital
Radiation oncology Professor Billy Loo discusses the recent opening of a first-of-its-kind proton therapy machine for cancer treatment at the Stanford Medicine Cancer Center.
Wired
AI helps revolutionize chip design
A company co-founded by a Stanford professor is using artificial intelligence to automate computer chip design and verification.
New York Times
VR tech helps seniors battle isolation
A Stanford University researcher shares how virtual reality can create meaningful social connections for older adults in care facilities.
USA Today
Fei-Fei Li sparked an AI boom – now she won't let humans fall behind
Fei-Fei Li, founding co-director of Stanford’s Human-Centered AI Institute, shares why humans need to be at the center of advancements in artificial intelligence.
Palo Alto Online
Stanford’s farm is now fully electric
The O’Donohue Family Stanford Educational Farm is now expected to produce more energy than it consumes.