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The Daily Mile(TM) programme can be part of schools’ work on childhood obesity prevention
The Daily Mile(TM) programme can be part of schools’ work on childhood obesity prevention
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More than a knee injury: ACL tears cause harmful changes in our brain structure
More than a knee injury: ACL tears cause harmful changes in our brain structure
Health - Jan 27
Six patients with rare blood disease are doing well after gene therapy clinical trial
Six patients with rare blood disease are doing well after gene therapy clinical trial
Social Sciences - Jan 23
For families of Oakland murder victims, police practices add to trauma, study says
For families of Oakland murder victims, police practices add to trauma, study says
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China cannot be ignored
The figures speak for themselves. It is estimated that state expenditure for research and development in China have increased tenfold since 2000.
Career - 22.01.2020
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Setting fires to avoid fires
Despite having proven effective at reducing wildfire risks, prescribed burns have been stymied by perceived and real risks, regulations and resource shortages. A new analysis highlights ways of overcoming those barriers, offering solutions for wildfire-ravaged landscapes. Australians desperate for solutions to raging wildfires might find them 8,000 miles away, where a new Stanford-led study proposes ways of overcoming barriers to prescribed burns - fires purposefully set under controlled conditions to clear ground fuels.
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A new way to irrigate crops year-round
Startup Khethworks is deploying solar-powered pumps to help poor farmers in India irrigate crops all year long.
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Stanford economist Bert Hickman dies at 95
Bert George Hickman, Jr., a professor of economics, emeritus, at Stanford University, died Nov. 23, 2019, at the age of 95.
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Biorefining startup Chrysalix Technologies wins major European funding
Biorefining startup Chrysalix Technologies has won significant funding from the EU to scale up its business.
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More teachers reporting mental health problems
One in 20 teachers in England are reporting a long-lasting mental health problem and their wellbeing has not improved over the past three decades, according to a new UCL study.
One in 20 teachers in England are reporting a long-lasting mental health problem and their wellbeing has not improved over the past three decades, according to a new UCL study.
Reveals the everyday barriers facing disabled lawyers
Disabled people working in the legal profession face a culture and practices that hamper efforts to build successful careers, a study concludes.
Disabled people working in the legal profession face a culture and practices that hamper efforts to build successful careers, a study concludes.
Faculty Senate discusses sexual violence on campus
The Stanford Faculty Senate on Thursday discussed a wide range of topics related to sexual violence and sexual harassment on campus, with presentations by Provost Persis Drell and by three students representing the Associated Students of Stanford University.
The Stanford Faculty Senate on Thursday discussed a wide range of topics related to sexual violence and sexual harassment on campus, with presentations by Provost Persis Drell and by three students representing the Associated Students of Stanford University.
The figures speak for themselves. It is estimated that state expenditure for research and development in China have increased tenfold since 2000.
Examining the skills most necessary for success in today’s workplace
The transition from college to the workforce can be challenging; however, a new University of Minnesota study shows how higher education institutions can more adequately prepare students for life after school.
The transition from college to the workforce can be challenging; however, a new University of Minnesota study shows how higher education institutions can more adequately prepare students for life after school.
16,000+ U-M employees supported by research grants, report shows
More than 16,000 employees at the University of Michigan are supported each year by research grants, including about 5,000 students across the Ann Arbor, Dearborn and Flint campuses, according to a new report. Research led by the University of Michigan not only serves the world through groundbreaking discoveries and technologies, but it also plays a critical role in accelerating the economy.
More than 16,000 employees at the University of Michigan are supported each year by research grants, including about 5,000 students across the Ann Arbor, Dearborn and Flint campuses, according to a new report. Research led by the University of Michigan not only serves the world through groundbreaking discoveries and technologies, but it also plays a critical role in accelerating the economy.
Despite having proven effective at reducing wildfire risks, prescribed burns have been stymied by perceived and real risks, regulations and resource shortages. A new analysis highlights ways of overcoming those barriers, offering solutions for wildfire-ravaged landscapes. Australians desperate for solutions to raging wildfires might find them 8,000 miles away, where a new Stanford-led study proposes ways of overcoming barriers to prescribed burns - fires purposefully set under controlled conditions to clear ground fuels.
Startup Khethworks is deploying solar-powered pumps to help poor farmers in India irrigate crops all year long.
Letter from President Reif: Learning from the facts and taking action
The following email was sent today to the MIT community by President L. Rafael Reif.
The following email was sent today to the MIT community by President L. Rafael Reif.
Jeffrey Epstein and MIT: FAQs
Today, January 10, 2020, the Executive Committee of the MIT Corporation released the fact-finding report it commissioned to help the Institute understand the origins.
Today, January 10, 2020, the Executive Committee of the MIT Corporation released the fact-finding report it commissioned to help the Institute understand the origins.
Affordability a key aspect of new benefits set to launch in 2020
Fostering affordability within our community The Affordability Task Force (ATF), established in fall 2018 as part of the university's long-range vision process, is now concluding work to develop recommendations that address some of our regional affordability challenges.
Fostering affordability within our community The Affordability Task Force (ATF), established in fall 2018 as part of the university's long-range vision process, is now concluding work to develop recommendations that address some of our regional affordability challenges.
Women’s Tennis receives 2019 NCAA title
ORLANDO - Low seed. High seed. Doesn't matter. All that matters, is Stanford is still Stanford. After winning its last four NCAA titles as a No.
ORLANDO - Low seed. High seed. Doesn't matter. All that matters, is Stanford is still Stanford. After winning its last four NCAA titles as a No.
Bert George Hickman, Jr., a professor of economics, emeritus, at Stanford University, died Nov. 23, 2019, at the age of 95.
ETHZ: administrative investigation concluded
The administrative investigation into allegations in the Department of Biosystems Science and Engineering has shown that no laws were broken, although pressure was exerted on some doctoral students through employment contracts and there were errors in how some employment contracts were drawn up.
The administrative investigation into allegations in the Department of Biosystems Science and Engineering has shown that no laws were broken, although pressure was exerted on some doctoral students through employment contracts and there were errors in how some employment contracts were drawn up.
Evaluating the risks posed by deepfakes
EPFL's International Risk Governance Center (IRGC) has published one of the first comprehensive overviews of both the risks posed by deepfakes and the potential responses to them. The study aims to serve as a primer for countering the threat posed by deepfakes. A few weeks ago, French charity Solidarité Sida caused a sensation when it published a fake yet highly realistic video of Donald Trump proclaiming "AIDS is over" as part of an awareness-raising campaign.
EPFL's International Risk Governance Center (IRGC) has published one of the first comprehensive overviews of both the risks posed by deepfakes and the potential responses to them. The study aims to serve as a primer for countering the threat posed by deepfakes. A few weeks ago, French charity Solidarité Sida caused a sensation when it published a fake yet highly realistic video of Donald Trump proclaiming "AIDS is over" as part of an awareness-raising campaign.
Quebec government gearing up to face income inequality head on
Channels McGill University News and Events Fonds de recherche de Quebec teams up with several provincial ministries to fund research into policies limiting income inequality, to be headed by a McGill
Channels McGill University News and Events Fonds de recherche de Quebec teams up with several provincial ministries to fund research into policies limiting income inequality, to be headed by a McGill
How should society face income inequality?
Channels McGill University News and Events Fonds de recherche de Quebec teams up with several ministries to fund research into policies limiting income inequality, multidisciplinary team to be headed
Channels McGill University News and Events Fonds de recherche de Quebec teams up with several ministries to fund research into policies limiting income inequality, multidisciplinary team to be headed
Biorefining startup Chrysalix Technologies has won significant funding from the EU to scale up its business.
News in Brief
Pedagogy - 15:07
The Daily Mile(TM) programme can be part of schools’ work on childhood obesity prevention
The Daily Mile(TM) programme can be part of schools’ work on childhood obesity prevention
Life Sciences - 11:38
More than a knee injury: ACL tears cause harmful changes in our brain structure
More than a knee injury: ACL tears cause harmful changes in our brain structure
Health - Jan 27
Six patients with rare blood disease are doing well after gene therapy clinical trial
Six patients with rare blood disease are doing well after gene therapy clinical trial
Social Sciences - Jan 23
For families of Oakland murder victims, police practices add to trauma, study says
For families of Oakland murder victims, police practices add to trauma, study says