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Spring PEER Course: FREE LUNCH

Kingscote Garden

Want to become a PEER? You may have seen current PEERs running events like Dry January, Sex in the Dark, and weekly Naloxone and Upstander trainings for our community. We will highlight upcoming PEER events throughout the course so you can attend and get a feel for what the role really looks like. PEDS 116 […]

HAI Seminar with David Engstrom

Gates Computer Science Building, 119

Two powerful forces are bearing down on the American legal system: mounting concern about access to justice, including the bracing fact that a majority of litigants in American courts are self-represented, and stunning advances in AI, which have brought even higher-order legal cognitions within automation’s sights. This talk will review the institutional, technical, and legal […]

The Ishiba-Trump Summit and Japan’s New Political Power Balance

Encina Hall, Philippines Conference Room, 3rd Floor Encina Hall

Wednesday, February 12, 2025 2:00PM - 3:30PM PT | Philippines Conference Room, Encina Hall 3rd Floor Japan’s Lower House election last October produced a surprising defeat of the LDP-Komeito ruling coalition, resulting in the minority government of Prime Minister Ishiba. What are the underlying causes of this change and what further repercussions can we expect […]

Spring PEER Course: FREE LUNCH

Kingscote Garden

Want to become a PEER? You may have seen current PEERs running events like Dry January, Sex in the Dark, and weekly Naloxone and Upstander trainings for our community. We will highlight upcoming PEER events throughout the course so you can attend and get a feel for what the role really looks like. PEDS 116 […]

CEE 298 Seminar: Seismic Design for Resilience and Functional Recovery in Professional Practice

Mechanical Engineering, 530-127

Abstract: U.S. building codes have historically focused almost exclusively on ensuring life safety and limiting the probability of collapse of new buildings with respect to seismic design philosophy. Performance-based design has evolved from pairing a structural or nonstructural performance objective with a ground motion intensity into resilience-based design where additional metrics such as casualty rates, […]

Literature Search Smarter: Use SciX to Accelerate Your Research

Mitchell Earth Sciences, Branner Earth Sciences & Map Collections

Are you starting a new research project and doing literature review? Perhaps you just want to keep up with the most recent publications in certain topics across all different journals? Science Explorer (SciX) is a NASA-funded new literature search online library specially designed for Earth and space sciences. Come to Branner Earth Science Library 11-12 […]

Our Love for Sugar (And What to Do About It)

Ah, sugar. We know it's not good for us, but we can't seem to stop eating it. In fact, most Americans consume about 60 pounds of added sugar a year! Join us for an interactive and practical webinar to learn the biological, psychological, and social factors that make it so hard to stop eating sugar. […]

Geophysics Seminar – Eric Steig, “Climate forcing of the Antarctic Ice Sheet”

Mitchell Earth Sciences, 350/372

The polar ice sheets are losing mass and contributing to sea level rise. In Greenland the reason for this is relatively straightforward: the air is getting warmer, melting the ice from above. In Antarctica, the ice is melting from below, from ocean heat delivery to the underside of floating ice shelves. How much heat is […]

The Future of India’s Democracy

The Troubling State of India’s Democracy brings together leading scholars from around the world to assess the conditions of India’s democracy across three important dimensions: politics, specifically the state of political parties and the party system; the state, including the condition of federalism and the health of various institutions; and society, including NGOs, ethnic and […]

Environmental Behavioral Sciences Seminar “The Art of Seeing: AI and Human Perception”

Y2E2 Building, 300

Environmental Behavioral Sciences Seminar The Art of Seeing: AI and Human Perception This presentation discusses how digital technologies, particularly AI and neuroaesthetics, are transforming our understanding of human perception. By examining the intricate ways in which we cognitively and emotionally engage with our surroundings—whether observing an ancient artifact in a museum, a historical site, or […]

Biology Seminar Series: Amit Vinograd – “The Neural Basis of Affective States”

Clark Center, Clark Auditorium

How does the brain generate internal representations of emotions? Driven by this fundamental question, Amit has developed innovative approaches to uncover how neural circuits encode and regulate affective states. By combining cutting-edge experimental tools with advanced computational modeling, Amit provided the first causal demonstration of line attractor dynamics encoding an affective state. This work revealed […]

Essentials of Clinical Research 2025

This 10-session course introduces the basics of clinical research design, including: biostatistics, design of diagnostic and predictive test studies, required/desired elements of clinical trial protocols, the regulatory aspects of clinical research conduct and oversight, Good Clinical Practice (GCP), and ethical dimensions of clinical research. A certificate of participation offered to those who attend a minimum […]

Spring PEER Course: FREE LUNCH

Kingscote Garden

Want to become a PEER? You may have seen current PEERs running events like Dry January, Sex in the Dark, and weekly Naloxone and Upstander trainings for our community. We will highlight upcoming PEER events throughout the course so you can attend and get a feel for what the role really looks like. PEDS 116 […]

Civic Salons: Collective Action

Casa Zapata

Join us for Civic Salons, an engaging 8-week series that delves into pressing issues shaping citizenship today. Each week, we’ll explore a new topic inspired by the themes of the Stanford course COLLEGE 102: Citizenship in the 21st Century, including: Free speechImmigrationTechnologyCollective actionConstitutionsResponding to injusticeEconomic inequalityGuided by moderation from Stanford faculty and hosted by resident […]

Oceans Department Seminar – The Role of Physiology in Predicting Marine Species’ Resilience to Climate Change

Green Earth Sciences Building, Green 104

Title: The Role of Physiology in Predicting Marine Species’ Resilience to Climate Change Abstract: Incorporating species’ ability to adaptively respond to climate change is critical for robustly predicting population persistence and identifying mitigation strategies. In this seminar, I will present two case studies on the physiological impacts of climate change on marine species in highly […]

Saturday Yoga for Health & Resilience

YogaX at Stanford Psychiatry invites you to join us on Saturdays for our integrated holistic yoga series to support health and resilience. These free 90-minute yoga sessions are based on a therapeutic, evidence-based protocol and are designed to be accessible so that everyone, of all ages and abilities, can practice. Sessions will take place weekly […]

Reproducibility Rounds

Reproducibility Rounds Stanford Program on Research Rigor & Reproducibility (SPORR), in collaboration with Columbia, Duke, Harvard, and Indiana cordially invites you to the 4th Reproducibility Rounds webinar titled: Reproducibility Training Initiatives Abstract: Training in Rigor and Reproducibility varies across countries and institutions. In this talk, representatives from Reproducibility for Everyone (R4E), Community for Rigor (C4R), […]

Worlds of Words: Computational Insights into German Science Fiction

Building 160, Wallenberg Hall, Room 433A

Join us for the next Tuesday Lunch Seminar, an engaging lecture by Fotis Jannidis, Professor of Computer Philology and German Literary History at University of Würzburg, and his two graduate students, Leonard Konle and Thora Hagen, that delves into the intersection of computational methods and literary analysis, focusing on the science fiction genre within the […]