The classical pianist is pursuing degrees in math and computer science at Stanford, while continuing to share his art with hundreds of thousands of followers on social media.
A new research partnership will combine Indigenous and scientific knowledge to monitor marine life in a sacred tribal region that may be a bellwether of how native species will fare in the face of climate change.
Wastewater could be key to tracking more viruses than just COVID-19
Researchers have developed methods for using wastewater to track the levels of various respiratory viruses in a population. This can provide real-time information about virus circulation in a community.
New research reveals wastewater injected underground by fossil fuel operators caused a magnitude 5.6 earthquake in November 2022 in the Peace River area of Alberta’s oil sands region. This is the first study to link seismicity in the area to human activity.
Law school dean discusses recent protest, outlines next steps
In a message to the law school, Dean Jenny Martinez answers questions on why the disruption of a recent talk violated university policy and outlines next steps resulting from the incident.
Bev Kiltz retires after 55 years of fundraising for Stanford
Beverly “Bev” Kiltz retired earlier this year after a more than 50-year career in development at Stanford, leaving an impact on generations of alumni, volunteers, and development professionals.
Jenna Davis on sanitation challenges and the fresh water we take for granted
Jenna Davis on water and sanitation challenges: “A lot of the obstacles have nothing to do with technology and very little to do with money or knowledge.”
