Multimaterial 3D printing opens new frontiers
Science & EngineeringQ&A
Stanford Professor Natalie Larson shares how an innovative 3D printing approach is transforming applications across cultivated meat, structural batteries, metamaterials, antennas, and soft robotics.
Gene therapy breakthrough fits where CRISPR can’t
Health & MedicineNews
TIGRa, half CRISPR’s size, fits in viral vectors to boost protective genes. Its compact design could enable gene therapies throughout the body.
How Southeast Asia can scale sustainable growth
EconomicsResearch
A new report outlines six strategies to help the region achieve more economic growth while balancing energy security and environmental sustainability.
Team develops AI tool to predict workplace dynamics
Artificial IntelligenceResearch
A prize-winning faculty-student collaboration is developing an LLM to uncover the hidden ways people work together.
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Short animation changes how people see addiction
Health & MedicineQ&A
In an international study, a wordless animated video improved attitudes toward people with addiction – offering a scalable way to reduce stigma across languages and cultures.
Warning labels could curb young people’s social media use
Health & MedicineResearch
Teens and young adults report that health warning labels would reduce their social media consumption. Messages about mental health harms resonate most strongly.
Study uncovers how Alzheimer’s-linked protein harms nerve cells
Health & MedicineResearch
Stanford researchers have discovered that tau can interfere with the tiny powerhouses inside nerve cells, potentially triggering damage linked to Alzheimer’s and related neurodegenerative disorders.
‘Molecular glue’ turns cancer driver into built-in kill switch
Health & MedicineResearch
A Stanford Medicine-designed molecule turns BCL6, a protein that helps drive lymphoma, into a trigger for cancer-cell death.
What stereotype threat teaches us about communication
The future of gut health
AI in the classroom: Lessons from the field
What is game theory?
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Innovative process boosts clean hydrogen production
Science & EngineeringResearch
Using a novel heating method that cuts carbon emissions, engineers dramatically improved hydrogen production efficiency. The process also comes with a surprising side benefit.
Governing AI beyond language
A new HAI policy brief marks the first comprehensive examination of how to govern “world models” – AI systems that don’t just process language but build working representations of physical environments to predict how they change in response to action.
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New academy trains legal engineering leaders
LawResearch
Attorneys and executives will train at Stanford on AI strategy, workflow redesign, and governance, combining legal expertise with an engineering mindset.
Understanding the case against Meta
LawQ&A
Nora Freeman Engstrom explains why states targeted the social media giant and how the outcome could reshape tech regulation.
AI tools aim to help tenants in eviction court
LawResearch
A Stanford team is testing AI-assisted approaches with the Los Angeles Superior Court to flag errors in eviction cases and connect unrepresented tenants with legal help.
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MoreBusinessCould AI predict your next job?
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Susan Athey shares how Stanford researchers adapted large language models to forecast job paths, opening new possibilities for AI-driven workforce planning and beyond.
