Adrien Bilal, assistant professor in the Department of Economics, has been recognized in Time 100 Next 2026, the magazine’s ...
Building off the first-year COLLEGE 102 course Citizenship in the 21st Century, the minor is open to students of all majors and encourages open discussion of co ...
Peter M. Ray, professor emeritus of biology in the Stanford School of Humanities and Sciences (H&S), accomplished scientist, and much-admired mentor who also taught students the ways of wine, died May ...
Song Lin, a professor of chemistry in the School of Humanities and Sciences, has been awarded a 2026 MacArthur Fellowship ...
In an experiment, Stanford physicists demonstrated that tiny units of sound can suddenly change energy states, making a quantum jump. This is a long-anticipated breakthrough with the potential to ...
Using imaging of brain activity, neuroscientists have found compelling evidence for a neural network dedicated to language in the adult human brain. Researchers analyzed more than 1,900 scans of adult ...
In Unrest: Art in the Aftermath of the 1992 Los Angeles Riots, art scholar Rose Salseda chronicles intergenerational, cross-racial experiences through the prism of art. August 11, 2026 On April 29, ...
Stanford-led research on the molecule that creates the glow of fireflies and plankton has identified how mechanical force produces this type of light without heat. Computational modeling revealed an ...
A Stanford-led study showed that analyzing children’s speech could predict whether they developed mental health conditions, such as depression or anxiety, six years later. July 31, 2026 Linguistic ...
In contaminated water, swordtail fish often chose mates from the wrong species, producing hybrid offspring. This implicates human influence in the loss of biodiversity. Swordtail fish species living ...
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