Stanford Report (original) (raw)

Three girls sitting on school library floor engaged in discussion

Research reveals striking variations in pandemic recovery among U.S. school districts

Education

News

An analysis by Stanford and Harvard researchers finds widening achievement gaps, with the highest-income districts nearly four times as likely to recover as the poorest ones. But it also identifies pockets of success.

Closeup of a rack of pipettes in a lab

NIH’s cap on indirect costs could threaten research at Stanford and across the country

Leadership & Governance

News

Earth Systems 10 students walk on the bluffs along the coastline near Hopkins Marine Station.

Earth Systems 10 helps students tackle real-world sustainability problems

Academics

Feature

Hoover Tower is framed in the arch of an arcade. Sun streams in through the arch onto the floor's flower-shaped tile design.

Stanford sets 2025-26 tuition rates

Institutional News

News

Many undergraduates will see no increase in costs thanks to financial aid.

Akshata Murty and Rishi Sunak will deliver Graduate School of Business commencement address

Events

News

Murty is an investor and philanthropist who promotes initiatives to drive positive impact in Britain. Sunak served as the 57th prime minister of the United Kingdom. The couple met as MBA students at the GSB.

Study suggests physicians make better decisions with help of AI chatbots

Health & Medicine

Research

According to new research, doctors may benefit from an LLM assist when faced with a clinical crossroads.

In the news

The affinity for scanning a sonnet ... is similar to wanting to develop models that make genomic or protein sequences more interpretable and reveal their hidden structure. It’s almost like literary criticism on biology sequences.”

Brian Hie, assistant professor of chemical engineering, on his “ChatGPT for genomes,” which can pick up patterns that humans can’t see.

Read the Quanta magazine article

ABC7 News

Meet Stanford students using drones and artificial intelligence to track sharks: Here’s how it works

Stanford student researchers are using AI and drones in an effort to expand shark conservation.

Down to Earth

Eliminating NO2 emissions from Indian farmlands could cut crop damages amounting to $800 million per year

A study by researchers at the Doerr School of Sustainability found that NO2 emissions from coal-fired plants drag down annual wheat and rice yields in many parts of India by 10% or more.

Upcoming events

View all Upcoming events

Noon Concert: Cello Students of Christopher Costanza

Performance

Noon Concert: Cello Students of Christopher Costanza

Feb 14 | 12:30 PM

CCRMA Winter Concerts 2025 – Night 1

Performance

CCRMA Winter Concerts 2025 – Night 1

Feb 14 | 7:30 PM

CCRMA Winter Concerts 2025 – Night 2

Performance

CCRMA Winter Concerts 2025 – Night 2

Feb 15 | 7:30 PM

Comparative Methodologies: Dr Xiaofan Amy Li (Comparative Cultural Studies, University College London)

Lecture/Presentation/Talk

Comparative Methodologies: Dr Xiaofan Amy Li (Comparative Cultural Studies, University College London)

Feb 18 | 11:30 AM

Conscription and Battlefield Effectiveness in the Modern Era

Lecture/Presentation/Talk

Conscription and Battlefield Effectiveness in the Modern Era

Feb 18 | 12:00 PM

Three L.A.S.E.R. talks: Biology and computation, Art &  Technology, Larger Language Models

Class/Seminar

Three L.A.S.E.R. talks: Biology and computation, Art & Technology, Larger Language Models

Feb 18 | 12:00 PM