Recent Headlines
7.2.09Global warming tactic cools climate but won’t help corals, say Stanford researchers
Injecting particles into the stratosphere could work as an emergency cooling strategy, but would not save dying corals from acidic ocean water.
Liberal? Conservative? Stanford study says mental nudge can make voters flip-flop
A group of Stanford psychologists say political opinions can sway right or left depending on whether voters are prompted to think about the payoff of their own hard work or their lucky breaks.
Stanford researchers find a quicker, cheaper way to sort isotopes
Isotopes act as atomic clues that offer insights into ancient artifacts, previous climate changes or the true vintage of your favorite wine.
Chance to dance: Enthusiasts fly to Stanford for dance weekend
Richard Powers' Stanford Dance Weekend focuses on the hustle, the West Coast swing, 1970s disco hustle, Bollywood and blues fusion, as well as more traditional vintage dancing.
US energy chief Steven Chu calls on Stanford scientists to help fix global problems
Secretary of Energy Steven Chu returned to Stanford on Friday to confront what he called "the energy challenge." He told the audience that science research will come to world's aid.
High-altitude winds: The greatest source of concentrated energy on Earth
Stanford scientists' research shows that kites flying in high-altitude winds could provide clean electricity.
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Stanford In The News
Financial Times 7.1.09History Professor Priya Satia on U.S. troop withdrawals from Iraq
Business Week 6.30.09Business School Professor Jeffrey Pfeffer weighs in on performance reviews
PBS News Hour 6.18.09Abbas Milani discusses Iranian protests
Slate 6.10.09Law Professor Deborah Rhode on Sonia Sotomayor
KQED Radio 6.10.09Stanford PhD students propose a new way for commercial airlines to save
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