Tips & Takeaways

If you’ve ever stood in a crowded museum gallery wondering if you were doing it right, these seven tips from Stanford experts will help.

Budgets are tight and competition is fierce. But environment and sustainability sector employment experts say there’s reason for optimism – if you know where to look.

Holiday season was disrupted by a nasty flu bug for many around the country, and others aren’t out of the woods. Professor Yvonne Maldonado shares what you should know about “subclade K.”

Stanford Medicine psychiatrist David Spiegel shares how to deal with daily strains and larger stressors – particularly those that come with the holiday season.

Most people don’t need supplements, and “natural” doesn’t always mean safe, according to two experts from Stanford Medicine.

Mechanical Engineering Professor David Kelley shares tips for creativity, honed over five decades of innovation on the Farm.

Plants grow from something unexpected – carbon drawn in through tiny pores called stomata. At Stanford, researchers are studying how these structures form to understand plant growth.

Functional prosthetics date back further than you might think. Today, Stanford researchers are building on this legacy with wearable robotics that rapidly adapt to each user.

Long before computers existed, a sci-fi story imagined virtual reality. Now, nearly a century later, Stanford engineers are making that once-unthinkable vision real with virtual technologies for spectacles.

Many people lack basic personal finance skills, which can have significant consequences for individuals and society. Faculty are addressing this issue by leading efforts to democratize financial education.