Stanford University
Scientists use AI to create viruses not found in nature, simultaneously raising alarms, enthusiasm
The viruses created in the Stanford Lab are bacteriophages, which exclusively target bacteria and may pose a solution to the rising global problem of antibiotic-resistant infections.
Ben-Gurion University tops Israel in US unicorn-founder odds, Stanford data shows
Diplomas are not free. Neither is graduation.
Students walk out of Google CEO's speech at Stanford commencement over Israel cloud contract
Stanford U apologizes for discriminating against Jewish applicants in the 1950s
Stanford’s president, Marc Tessier-Lavigne, apologized to the Jewish community on behalf of the university.
EEOC Commissioner says Stanford antisemitism 'deeply troubling'
Stanford’s Diversity, Equity and Inclusion program has advanced antisemitic tropes concerning Jewish power, conspiracy and control.
Stanford to investigate claims that it capped admissions for Jews in the 1950s
The existence of a quota on Jewish students at Stanford University in Northern California was never more than a rumor — at least not until the publication of a blog post written by a researcher.
Researchers create 'time crystal' with quantum computers
The versatility of quantum computers have helped physicists create a "time crystal," a new phase of matter.
Researchers recreate deep-earth conditions to test stress impact on iron
Iron’s response to stress under such high temperatures and pressures had never been measured to this extent before, leaving researchers puzzled as to how the iron would react.
According to Stanford workers, programs are creating 'hostile climate'
Two Jewish mental health professionals at Stanford University have filed federal complaints of workplace discrimination for what they call “severe and persistent” anti-Jewish harassment.
Stanford researchers identify cases of 'Zoom fatigue'
The researchers also claim to have identified their simple fixes.
12 Israeli researchers among world top 50 in their field, 333 in top 2%
Some 333 TAU researchers were among the top 2%, including 155 in the top 1% and 74 in the top 0.5%.
Study explains why some get deathly ill from COVID-19, others don't
The findings signal that the main difference stems from how the patient's "evolutionarily ancient innate immune system" responds to a COVID-19 infection.
Anti-Israel tweets garner controversy in Stanford student election
“If you still support Israel, you can choke, honestly,” said one tweet.
