Faculty

A passionate and wide-ranging scholar, the Norway-born professor reconciled two disparate philosophical traditions.

Castellino, who founded the first radiation oncology division at Stanford Medicine, led the Diagnostic Radiology Department and made important contributions to research in imaging the lymphatic system.

Scott Delp leads research on movement patterns as longevity biomarkers and is pioneering initiatives like OpenCap, a smartphone app that democratizes biomechanical analysis.

Trained in mathematics, Whittemore used her skills to answer questions about the risks of developing cancer and helped design the Breast Cancer Family Registry.

Beyzaie’s prolific career in film and theater made him one of Iran’s most iconic artists and cultural figures.

A guiding hand for Stanford GSB’s Executive Education and MBA programs, Bonini helped usher the school into the computer age.

The longtime Stanford engineering professor enabled modern computing, communication, and artificial intelligence.

The devoted professor of German and comparative literature was a scholar’s scholar who wrote on masters including James Joyce, Thomas Mann, and Marcel Proust.

Known for pioneering rapid treatments for severe depression, Williams was driven to give patients facing mental illness better options and more hope.

Fuel your intellectual fire this holiday season with these nine book ideas, from epic histories to fresh perspectives on technology, time, and society.