SGF: Stanford Graduate Fellowship in Science & Engineering
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What’s a ribosome’s role in deciding cell fate? More than we knew
Co-researcher of the study, Ching Pen Cheng, is a 2017 SGF Fellow.
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Drier climate could nearly double water bills in some cities
Lead author of the study, Jennifer Skerker, is a 2020 SGF Fellow.
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New chip-sized optical amplifier can intensify light 100 times
Co-author of the study, Hubert Stokowski, is a 2020 SGF Fellow.
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New agentic AI platform accelerates advanced optics design
Co-author of the study, Chenkai Mao, is a 2020 SGF Fellow.
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Researchers work to squash ‘fantastic bugs’ hidden in AI benchmarks
Co-researchers on the study include Michael Hardy, a 2022 SGF Fellow, and Anka Reuel, a 2024 SIGF Fellow.
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AI advances robot navigation on the International Space Station
Lead researcher of the study, Somrita Banerjee, is a 2018 SGF Fellow.
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Buried power lines could cut weather-related outages
Stanford analysis shows that strategic investment in burying power lines could shorten blackouts during extreme weather, enhancing energy reliability for millions of U.S. household
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Nanodevice uses sound to sculpt light, paving the way for better displays and imaging
Co-author of the study, Colin Yule, is a 2017 SGF Fellow.
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To explore AI bias, researchers pose a question: How do you imagine a tree?
Lead author of the study, Nava Haghighi, is a 2020 SGF Fellow, and EDGE student mentor.
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Study finds people with ‘young brains’ outlive ‘old-brained’ peers
The lead author of the study, Hamilton Oh, PhD, is a 2019 SGF Fellow.
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One surprising fact about plant cells
Research fellow in Bergmann Lab, PhD candidate, Gabe Amador, is a 2018 SGF Fellow, and inaugural 3MT finalist.
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Mosquitoes are on the move. A Stanford biologist is tracking the evolving threat
Co-author of the study, Mallory Harris, is 2022 ARCS Fellow.
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Scientists repair damaged mitochondria linked to common diseases
Lead researcher of the study, Suman Pokrel, is a 2020 SGF Fellow.
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New tool lets scientists observe genome dynamics in real time
Co-author of the study, Ashwin Balaji, is a 2021 SGF Fellow.
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Study reveals rapid shift in loggerhead sea turtles’ range
Bianca Santos, a co-author of the study, is a 2019 SGF Fellow, and Catherine 'Cathy' Anya Lee Hing, another co-author, is a 2022 EDGE Fellow.
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A new ultrathin conductor for nanoelectronics
First author of the study, Asir Intisar Khan, is a 2020 SGF Fellow.
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New immunotherapy platform could increase potential to target cancer cells
Co-author of the study, Christian Choe, is a 2017 SGF Fellow.
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Meet Stanford Graduate Student: Alexandra DiGiacomo
In this video, Alexandra DiGiacomo, a PhD Candidate in Biology at Stanford University’s Hopkins Marine Station, shares what drives her passion for marine science and conservation.
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Innovative techniques shed light on hamstring injury in athletes
The first study of the research was supported by the Stanford Graduate Fellowship (SGF).
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Stanford education scholar uses AI to help medical students hone diagnostic skills
GSE doctoral student Marcos Rojas bridges education, medicine, and computer science with a platform that simulates patient-physician interactions.