News
- August 20, 2020
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Byron Reeves: What our screens tell us about us
- A professor of communication recorded long stretches of screen time in the lives of his test subjects and turned to AI to paint a remarkable portrait of modern life.
- August 17, 2020
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Researchers find method to regrow cartilage in the joints
- In laboratory studies, Stanford School of Medicine researchers have found a way to regenerate the cartilage that eases movement between bones.
- Faculty, In the News
- August 17, 2020
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Stanford researchers develop new way to study ocean life
- Insights from an innovative rotating microscope could provide a new window into the secrets of microscopic life in the ocean and their effects on crucial planetary processes, such
- In the News, Faculty
- August 13, 2020
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Newsha Ajami: How engineers restored hope for our water supplies
- An authority on water sustainability says that just as engineering once brought water to distant, desert cities, the field is now uniting to make sure the well never runs dry.
- August 10, 2020
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Building a wearable that can catch you when you stumble
- An AI-based robotics system can predict and prevent falls in high-risk populations.
- August 07, 2020
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Susan Holmes: Statistics are reshaping our understanding of biology
- A statistician discusses her discipline’s growing influence on biology and why she thinks the most important skill for the biostatistician may be communication, not analysis.
- August 06, 2020
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How do you predict unprecedented events?
- Researchers combined avalanche physics with ecosystem data to create a computational method for predicting extreme ecological events.
- July 24, 2020
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21 Stanford affiliates awarded Fulbright grants
- Awards
- July 22, 2020
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Can contact tracing work at COVID scale?
- Data gathered through a nationwide operation to trace people exposed to coronavirus can help us learn more precisely who needs to be quarantined and for how long.
- July 21, 2020
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Sheri Sheppard: How do we educate a new kind of engineer?
- A veteran educator takes aim at diversity in engineering and finds that the solution begins by bringing a breadth of life experiences to the classroom.
- July 08, 2020
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Three New Faculty To Join the Bioengineering Department
- The Stanford Bioengineering Department is pleased to welcome our 3 new faculty members: Mark Skylar-Scott, Jenn Brophy, and Todd Coleman.
- July 06, 2020
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Jonathan Chen: Can algorithms make doctors better?
- An expert in bioinformatics says that empowering clinicians with artificial intelligence that combs medical data will deliver better health care than either could do alone.
- July 01, 2020
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Thomas Krummel receives top national honor in pediatric surgery
- Thomas Krummel was recognized for his contributions to improving the lives of the smallest and sickest children.
- Awards, Faculty
- June 30, 2020
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Mykel Kochenderfer: AI and safety-critical systems
- Advances in artificial intelligence are leading to greater autonomy and improved safety in systems ranging from air traffic control to automated driving.
- June 25, 2020
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Pamela Chen: How meme culture and algorithms are reshaping photography
- A former senior photo editor for National Geographic and creative director at Instagram, and now HAI-JSK Fellow at Stanford, discusses the changing face of photography
- Students, Faculty
- June 24, 2020
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Drew Endy: Bioengineering pioneer
- Learn how Drew Endy, one of the world’s most well-known experts in synthetic biology, believes it can be harnessed to solve some of today’s most pressing issues – and why taking bi
- Faculty, In the News
- June 19, 2020
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2020 BioE Award Recipients
- Awards, Students, Announcements