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Led by Kathryn Plummer (jumping) and her 5.50 kills per set, the Stanford offense produces 15.14 kills per set, which is fourth best in the nation. On the other side of the net, Nebraska is holding opponents to just .138 hitting, which also ranks fourth in the country. (MIKE RASAY.isiphotos.com)

No. 2 women’s volleyball faces No. 1 Nebraska in championship rematch

James Hemker
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Sept. 17, 2019
News
(From left to right) Vince McPhilip M.B.A. ’18, Chengdiao Fan Ph.D. ’14 and Nicolas Kokkalis Ph.D. ’13 cofounded the cryptocurrency network Pi Network with visiting student researcher Aurélien Schiltz. (Photo: Benjamin Mattingly)

Stanford grads develop cryptocurrency for smartphone users to increase its accessibility

Siddhant Gupta
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Sept. 16, 2019
News
The result of Brainstorm's collaboration with Pinterest was an update on the Pinterest mobile app that displays guides for easing anxiety, such as short exercises to refocus attention and relax. These guides show up when users search terms indicative of stress, work anxiety and sadness. (Photo: HANNAH RONCA/The Stanford Daily)

Stanford’s Brainstorm lab works with Pinterest, others to apply product design to mental health

Claire Li
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Sept. 16, 2019
News
An image shows the tracks (denoted by red, white and blue lines) of protein molecules moving around the surface of a microbe (outlined in orange) over a span of 60 seconds. One such molecule had just bound to a patch of the shell, which is labeled with a green fluorescent tag. (Photo: Josh Yoon, Colin Comerci, Jonathan Herrmann/Stanford University)

Stanford researchers capture high-resolution video of bacteria’s surface layer forming

Manat Kaur
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Sept. 16, 2019
Arts & Life
Quentin Tarantino’s “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood” serves as the director’s love letter to his hometown. But the film presents a revisionist history, and it isn't without controversy. (Photo: Columbia Pictures)

‘Once Upon a Time in Hollywood’ is carried by great acting and nostalgia

Lucy Nemerov
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Sept. 16, 2019
Sports
Coming off her first game of the season without a goal, junior attacker Corinne Zanolli turned things around in a big way on Sunday, recording her first hat trick of the season and fourth ever with Stanford. Zanolli has 12 goals this year and leads all NCAA players in goals per game. (Photo: Maciek Gudrymowicz/isiphotos.com)

Field hockey ends 4-game road trip with 6-2 rout of Vermont

Holden Foreman
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Sept. 16, 2019
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Sophomore forward Sophia Smith (above) scored in the 79th minute on Sunday, ending 174:18 of scoreless play for the Cardinal across three games. (JIM SHORIN/isiphotos.com)

Women’s soccer outlasts UC Santa Barbara on the road

Daniel Martinez-Krams
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Sept. 15, 2019
News
Associate biology professor Rhiju Das collaborated with the creators of Foldit — a game focused on protein folding — and developed EteRNA, a game that challenges players to design molecules for RNA-based medicines. More than 200,000 people have played EteRNA since its release in 2011, and their gameplay has helped lead to scientific discoveries. (Photo: Norbert von der Groeben/Stanford School of Medicine)

By playing video games, people are helping Stanford faculty make discoveries in biology

Rachel Wu
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Sept. 15, 2019
Field Hockey
With Friday’s loss, five of Stanford’s seven games this season have been decided by just one point, and three of them have gone to shootouts. The Cardinal are now 2-3 in these narrow contests, having come out on top in two of the shootouts. (Photo: Cody Glenn/isiphotos.com)

Field hockey ends win streak, falls to earth with loss to unranked New Hampshire

Holden Foreman
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Sept. 14, 2019
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The Waves have now bested the Cardinal 1-0 in both all-time meetings, with the first coming on Sept. 7, 2003 in Stanford head coach Paul Ratcliffe’s third game with the program. (Photo: isiphotos.com)

Against unranked Pepperdine, No. 2 women’s soccer flounders for first regular-season loss in over 2 years

Daniel Martinez-Krams
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Sept. 13, 2019
Arts & Life
“Trading Faces: Aspects of a 20th Century Coast” will remain open through May 2020. It is free and open to the public. (Photo: ELISA MORAES-LIU/The Stanford Daily)

Stanford Archaeology exhibit offers glimpse of Native American history

Elisa Moraes-Liu
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Sept. 13, 2019
Field Hockey
Senior attacker Emma Alderton scored one of Stanford's two shootout points to top No. 10 Harvard 2-1 on Friday. (Photo: Cody Glenn/isiphotos.com)

Field Hockey upsets Harvard en route to fourth-straight win

Holden Foreman
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Sept. 12, 2019
News
Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt was recently invited to speak at an AI conference sponsored by the Stanford Institute for Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence. A group of Google employees and tech activists are now opposing this invitation, citing Schmidt’s questionable ethical conduct and raising broader concerns about HAI’s close connections with big tech. (Photo: Guillaume Paumier)

Stanford AI Conference draws criticism for inviting former Google CEO Eric Schmidt

Berber Jin
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Sept. 12, 2019
Sports
After upsetting then-No. 7 Michigan last Friday, Stanford began a four-game road trip with a 6-0 win over Brown. (Photo: John P. Lozano/isiphotos.com)

Field hockey breezes past Brown in first road game, claims winning record

Holden Foreman
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Sept. 10, 2019
Sports
Junior attacker Corinne Zanolli, freshman midfielder Megan Frost and sophomore midfielder Fenella Scutt (from left to right) celebrate during a 4-1 win over unranked Quinnipiac on Sept. 3. Friday's victory over No. 7 Michigan makes it two-straight wins for the Cardinal. (Photo: Karen Ambrose Hickey/isiphotos.com)

Field hockey stuns No. 7 Michigan, sets sights on Brown

Holden Foreman
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Sept. 9, 2019
News
Data about Stanford’s incoming class used to be released in the spring, but last fall, the University announced it would no longer publicize data regarding undergraduate applications during the early or regular admissions cycle. (Photo: KEVIN HSU/The Stanford Daily)

Democratic presidential candidates have proposed student loan forgiveness. Here’s what that could mean at Stanford

Stella Pagkas
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Sept. 6, 2019
News
To gain a better understanding of what Musk is trying to do with Neuralink, The Daily heard from clinical associate professor of neurosurgery and psychiatry and behavioral sciences Maheen Adamson. (Photo: Media News)

Associate Stanford professor talks Neuralink, Elon Musk’s venture into health industry

Clyde John
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Sept. 5, 2019
News
Clinical associate professor Errol Ozdalga (center), the company director of Stanford Medicine 25, does a demonstration with a patient at a symposium. (Photo courtesy of Errol Ozdalga)

Stanford 25 teaches bedside exam skills, focuses on human relations between doctor, patient

Clyde John
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Sept. 5, 2019
Sports
Stanford field hockey has built up something of a rivalry with the Michigan Wolverines. The Cardinal lost 2-1 on Sept. 2, 2016 in the second of three straight loses to the Wolverines, but that drought ended with a win last season, and Stanford is now looking to build a winning streak of its own. (Photo: David Bernal/isiphotos.com)

Field hockey seeks second-straight win of season against Michigan

Inyoung Choi
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Sept. 5, 2019
Arts & Life
Visitors of Stanford's Cantor Arts Center observe video images in BLKNWS, a work of art crafted by Kahlil Joseph. (Photo: L.A. CICERO/Stanford News)

BLKNWS videos bring campus a new perspective on black representation in media

Jasmine Venet
  •  
Sept. 4, 2019
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