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March 2018
A laboratory at Stanford is working madly to keep us safe in that future.
Finding peace under a cultural magnifying glass.
by Waka Takahashi Brown
I'm in love with an 18th-century cello. So I traveled to Italy to figure out how to make one just like it. Well, almost.
by Harry Mairson
I did it all for science and a little spending money.
by Meghan Davis Mercer
A letter to readers.
by Summer Moore Batte
In a driverless future, anything is possible.
by Kevin Cool
Our success depends on increasing access, fostering openness and serving society.
by Marc Tessier-Lavigne
Cookie sales, yes, but also cybersecurity merit badges.
by Rebecca Beyer
by Julie Muller Mitchell
by Christine Foster
by Vicky Elliott
One freshman dorm's path to greatness.
by Jill Patton
by Diana Aguilera
The Stanford Marriage Pact matches students with their potential backup spouses.
by Sam Scott
As a graduate student in religious studies, Daniel Gullotta explores American history and religious texts in his search for meaning.
More precise diagnoses will make for better-tailored treatments, Stanford psychiatrists say.
When computer scientists and radiologists team up, you get faster, better results.
Recipient lived 14 days.
When you ditch your old devices, does it really matter which bin you use?
by Claire Miles
Cultural consultant Marcela Davison Avil, ’84, advised filmmakers on the script, scenes, songs and scenery.
In the infamously dirty fashion industry, change is coming from the inside.
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