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During Stanford’s annual day of civic celebration, students can build an election prediction model, explore careers in public service, play judge in a constitutional law case, and more.

A SLAC-led team has delivered key evidence of altermagnetism, a new phase of magnetism first postulated in 2022, with potential implications for the development of next-gen electronics.

Solid Pictures, a new exhibition at the Cantor Arts Center, spotlights a 19th-century technology that turned photographic negatives into three-dimensional portraits.

Researchers discuss a new study linking mental health disorders to poorer cancer survival – and why support should extend beyond initial treatment.

Expanding transmission and wind power offers billions in potential annual power-system savings across a range of federal policy scenarios, a Stanford-led study finds.

Across 21 projects funded by a Stanford Accelerator for Learning seed grant, researchers set out to understand how joyful learning experiences help students, educators, and communities thrive.

A new tool gives researchers spatially precise – and completely noninvasive – control over gene editing, with the potential to support more targeted treatments for neurological disease.

In community share-outs, instructors discussed AI tools designed to support problem-solving and help students learn more independently.

The distant object, discovered in Rubin Observatory images, offers scientists a new way to investigate the solar system’s outer reaches.

An analysis of 14.4 billion medical insurance claims has uncovered limitations in earlier studies, offering a more reliable way to measure the long-term health effects of COVID-19.

The machine-learning program SPINE has become a backbone of neutrino experiments worldwide, decoding complex detector images to help scientists unlock the secrets of these elusive particles.

Collaboration among the university, industry, and the local community has made the park a top destination for cutting-edge businesses shaping the world.