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The first cohort of the accelerator's new postdoc fellowship program for innovators will focus on the challenges of removing billions of tons of greenhouse gases from Earth’s atmos

The energy-centered postdoctoral research program is nurturing a global community of future leaders to realize sustainable, affordable, secure energy for the world.

Staff and faculty came out to Frost Amphitheater to celebrate the start of the academic year with lunch, music, and remarks by President Jonathan Levin and Provost Jenny Martinez.

Co-researcher of the study, Melinda Cromie, is a Bio-X SIGF Fellow.

Stanford Medicine welcomed new medical and physician assistant students in two white coat ceremonies on Monday.

Stacey Bent, vice provost for graduate education and postdoctoral affairs, has completed a five-year term and will step down.

Calvin H. Lin, a 2024 SGF Fellow, Connor Cremers, a 2023 SGF Fellow, and Ariana Höfelmann, a 2022 SGF Fellow, are co-authors of the study.

The 2024 LDT cohort produced projects with solutions to issues in classrooms, workforce development, and the hackathon space, among others.

Follow the sports science trailblazer and volleyball player as she creates “digital athletes” – computer simulations that help us better understand the anatomy and mechanics...

Co-author's of the study, Olivia M. Saouaf, is a 2021 SGF Fellow, and John Klich, is a 2020 EDGE Fellow.

Recent graduate Bongeka Zuma, MD, hopes to one day bring the care she learned to provide at the School of Medicine to her tiny rural hometown of Nkwezela, South Africa.

The master’s student and Knight-Hennessy scholar is challenging notions of what it means to be a scholar, a soldier and a pageant winner.

Meet Tilly Griffiths, a MA in Political Science and Communication at Stanford University.

Lead researcher of the study, Zach Robertson, is a 2022 EDGE Fellow.

Rasmussen has served since 2013 as the dean of students in the university at the University of Chicago, where she leads many of the university’s departments, services, and...

Co-author of the study, Jennifer Skerker, is a 2020 SGF fellow.

The program helps graduating advanced degree students address social and environmental problems, from broadening access to medical care to enhancing the second life of batteries.

Tools for Transition and Work, Foothill’s yearlong certificate program for students with disabilities, aims to give students tools to pave their own paths.