Residential Computing Spaces
Need to print, scan, or use various computer programs without returning to main campus? Residential Computing Spaces all offer Mac/Windows computers, scanners, and printers.
designing and conducting research and other scholarly activities
Lytics Lab Open House
The Lytics Lab is an open, interdisciplinary research community, composed of graduate students from a number of Stanford's programs and schools including Computer Science, Education, Communication, and Engineering. The Lab is led by faculty co-directors John Mitchell, Vice Provost for Teaching and Learning, and Candace Thille, Assistant Professor of Education. At the Lytics Lab Open House, the faculty co-directors and student researchers will present their research in progress in a demo and poster session.
HHMI Nomination Deadline: Schools of Engineering and H&S
Deadline for submission of Schools of Engineering and Humanities & Sciences HHMI nomination is Oct. 12, 2015.
DDRO Autumn 2015 Application Deadline
Deadline for submission of DDRO Autumn 2015 application is 11:55 PM.
Division of Literatures, Cultures, and Languages Research Focal Groups
DLCL Focal Groups are research forums that bring together faculty members and graduate students with shared academic interests ranging across and beyond singular languages and national literatures.
List of Shared Research Facilities
Looking for equipment or a facility for your research project?
Successful Proposal Writing
From DoResearch at Stanford, this set of materials offers a general introduction to grant-writing that can help you begin to build the skills you'll need to write a successful proposal.
Data Day 2015
An event for Stanford researchers about data sharing, reproducible research, metadata, and data reuse.
Hear from Stanford faculty about the latest developments that make data sharing easier and advance the progress of reproducible research and data reuse. Find out what's happening in biomedicine, psychology, sociology, and engineering.
Making the Right Moves: A Practical Guide to Scientific Management
This book is a resource for postdoctoral and early-career faculty on crucial aspects of directing and managing a research lab.
Keep current with new research
Learn about tools and methods you can use to help you stay up-to-date in research areas of interest.
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