Extracting precious resources from wastewater
A Stanford University chemical engineering professor and his lab take a creative approach to extracting needed resources from wastewater streams.
The Anderson Collection celebrates 10 years
One of the world’s most outstanding private collections of 20th-century American art, the Anderson Collection ‘invites anyone to experience masterworks directly and connect with remarkable artists in a welcoming environment.’
Immersive technology calms kids’ fears at local vaccine clinic
From Space Burgers to Whack-A-Chicken, VR games and other tailored tech turn getting a flu shot into a playful experience.
Efforts to build wildfire resilience are heating up
Stanford’s campus has become a living lab for testing innovative fire management techniques, from AI-powered environmental sensors to a firebreak-creating “BurnBot.”
What is it like to win a Nobel?
A Stanford chemist, economist, and physicist share their thoughts on what it was like to be awarded a Nobel Prize.
Summer institute brings nanoscience to teachers
The professional development program hosted by nano@stanford helps middle school teachers bring a cutting-edge field to students at a critical age for learning to see themselves as scientists.
Art & Pumpkin Festival celebrates gargantuan gourds
See pumpkins in abundance and celebrate the beloved orange gourd – the 52nd Half Moon Bay Art & Pumpkin Festival, which will be held from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Oct. 19 and 20 on Half Moon Bay’s historic Main Street.
Farm to Table Camp cultivates kids’ love for veggies
Trying to get your kids to love veggies? Farm to Table Camp: Stanford researchers and local educators team up to determine the best way to get kids to eat healthfully.
Top events at this year’s Mountain View Art & Wine Festival
Voted the best festival by locals for over a decade, the Mountain View Art & Wine Festival will showcase art and invite visitors to actively participate in the creative process. Here are the top events to check out.
Graduating Stanford students commit to service in Bay Area communities
From formal tours to serendipitous sightings, there are plenty of ways to engage with the public artworks on Stanford’s grounds.
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