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Former Stanford President and Knight-Hennessy Program Director John Hennessy speaks with finalists for the scholarship in February. (Courtesy of L.A. Cicero/Stanford News)

Inaugural Knight-Hennessy scholars include three Stanford students

Annie Chang
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April 23, 2018
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Classy Classes: ECON 47 examines media, social good

Ruth-Ann Armstrong
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April 16, 2018
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Environmental scholars and the (political) climate

Ada Statler
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April 11, 2018
CRISPR crabs. (Courtesy of Stanford News)

Stanford researchers track cancer growth with genome editing, DNA barcoding

Alex Tsai
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April 4, 2018
(Courtesy of Dawn Harmer/SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory)

Secretary of Energy Rick Perry praises SLAC researchers, talks energy obstacles

Yasmin Samrai
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March 28, 2018
Courtesy of Matt Stoecker

125 years in the making: a look at Stanford’s long history with the Searsville Dam

Julia Ingram
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March 15, 2018
(Courtesy of Mark Jacobson)

Stanford professor retracts $10 million libel suit against scientific critic, academic journal

Alex Tsai
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March 2, 2018
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Millennials less likely to own homes, marry and start families than older generations

Brian Contreras
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Feb. 13, 2018
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Researchers design energy-saving method to wake up electronics

Nicholas Midler
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Feb. 13, 2018
(Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons)

Researchers combat cancer, Parkinson’s with CRISPR

Vibhav Mariwala
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Feb. 8, 2018
(Courtesy of Stanford News)

Earlier foster care improves health, resilience in children, researchers find

Yasmin Samrai
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Feb. 6, 2018
The Center on Global Poverty and Development, launched Oct. 2, conducts a variety of research projects and provides international opportunities for Stanford students.

Center on Global Poverty and Development emphasizes international programming, data-driven research

Mini Ruda
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Feb. 5, 2018
Courtesy of Stanford News

Brain folding sheds light on neurological diseases, researchers find

Ellie Bowen
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Feb. 5, 2018
Our generation is chronically online. This makes us susceptible to falling for fake news, in an increasingly sophisticated misinformation landscape. (Courtesy of Stanford News)

Classmates’ genes may affect how well students do in school, study finds

Fangzhou Liu
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Jan. 18, 2018
Schools in low-income district are not necessarily less effective than than those in high-income ones (Courtesy of Stanford News).

Stanford professor finds income not the main determinant of public school effectiveness

Sarah Ortlip-Sommers
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Jan. 16, 2018
(Courtesy of the Department of Mechanical Engineering).

Mechanical engineering may offer breakthrough in breast cancer research

Sophie Stuber
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Jan. 16, 2018
(Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons)

American public no more polarized than decades ago, Stanford professor finds

Gillian Brassil
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Jan. 8, 2018
radiologist Matt Lungren, M.D., left, meets with graduate students, Jeremy Irvin and Pranav Rajpurkar to discuss the results of tests using the algorithm the students developed.

Stanford researchers’ algorithm diagnoses pneumonia better than doctors

Fan Liu
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Nov. 28, 2017
(HANNAH KNOWLES/The Stanford Daily)

New building accommodates Hoover Institution’s growth

Amay Aggarwal
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Nov. 14, 2017
Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons

Researchers break ground harnessing VR for psychiatry

Fan Liu
  •  
Nov. 14, 2017
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