The creation, recycling, and maintenance of continental lithosphere and its mainly stable cratonic cores have long been debated. I discuss our recent imaging work for North America and strive to put this in context of the Tibet/East Asia setting, contrasting the Farallon and Tethyan driven tectonic systems, as well as their aftermath as is accessible […]

Self-care is not self-indulgence. In our fast-paced, performance-driven culture, a robust self-care plan fortifies our resilience to stress and is the foundation from which healthy behaviors can grow and blossom. But how can we tell which self-care tools are supported by science to truly improve our health and wellness? And how do we put together […]

Join us for succinct overviews of the current research of two current Asia health policy postdoctoral fellows, both using discrete choice modeling to examine health policy issues related to aging, innovation, and public-private roles. Dr. Nguyen will discuss her research on the role of Vietnam’s growing private healthcare sector in supplementing the public healthcare sector […]

Do you feel like you’re eating the same thing over and over again? Are you getting lost in the “should’s” and “should not’s” of food prep and planning? Healthy eating begins with a well-stocked pantry and a simple, nutritious meal plan, but sometimes the logistics of grocery shopping, searching for recipes, and food preparation can […]

Join us for Global Salons, an engaging spring series that explores pressing issues affecting citizenship today. Each event will focus on a new topic inspired by the themes of Stanford Global Perspectives courses. With moderation from Stanford faculty and hosted by resident fellows, these dynamic discussions offer a unique opportunity to critically examine complex societal […]

Five Stanford students give presentations on their material research for wearabls and implantable devices. Speakers: Arielle Berman, “Additively Manufactured Micro-Lattice Dielectrics for Multiaxial Capacitive Sensors” Siddharth Doshi, “Cephalopod-Inspired Soft Photonic Skins with Dynamic Texture and Color Control” Eunyoung (Grace) Kim, “Transparent, Patternable and Stretchable Conducting Polymer Solid Electrode for Dielectric Elastomer Actuators" Julian Mele, “In-Silico […]

Maintaining a healthy brain is crucial for a good quality of life as we age. The good news is there are steps you can take in mid-life and later life to reduce the risk of cognitive decline in your later years. In this noontime webinar, we will explore the relationship between lifestyle choices, such as […]

YogaX at Stanford Psychiatry invites you to join us for our Integrated Holistic Anatomy Yoga Series. These free, 90-minute Integrated Holistic Yoga classes are offered weekly and are open to the Stanford community and beyond. You are welcome to attend all classes in this series or to drop in for individual classes. What is Integrated […]

Stanford Conscious Living presents the "Path to Inner Strength Series" an 8-session spring quarter journey designed to unlock transformative insights for contemporary life. This series delivers practical tools rooted in the timeless wisdom of the Bhagavad Gita, addressing universal struggles with clarity and depth. From conquering fear and overcoming inner turmoil to leading with purpose […]

Social Security provides a foundation of retirement protection for nearly all people in the US. According to estimates from the Social Security Administration, 97% of adults aged 60 to 89 either receive social security or will receive it. But the rules about social security can be complicated and the decisions you make now can impact […]

Dr. Jenny Brodbelt is the Rowland Pettit Centennial Professor of Chemistry at the University of Texas at Austin and is also serving as Chairperson. She earned her B.S. degree in chemistry at the University of Virginia and her doctorate in chemistry at Purdue University under the supervision of Prof. Graham Cooks. After a post-doctoral position […]

Smartphones are an integral part of our daily lives, offering convenience, connection, and entertainment. However, like anything in excess, too much screen time can have unintended consequences on our physical, mental, and emotional well-being. In this engaging lunchtime webinar, we will dive into the latest research on the effects of smartphone use and provide actionable […]

Abstract: It is more difficult to access the Earth’s interior a few miles below our feet than it is to explore the surface of another planet hundreds of thousands to million miles away. Drilling has made it possible to explore the Earth’s interior and thus, go deep. But the thrill to drill is quickly contrasted […]

Accelerating the Startup and Innovation Ecosystem in the Philippines: Utilizing National Innovation Policies and Investments toImpact the Lives of 120M People Everyday Earl Valencia, Co-Author of the “Startup Mindsets: A Blueprint to Thrive in an Innovation-Driven and Globally Connected World”, will cover the current state of the Philippine startup ecosystem, national innovation policies, and their […]

Pediatricians play an important role in diagnosing patients with abnormal patterns of bleeding that may lead to a diagnosis of an inherited bleeding disorder, such as von Willebrand disease and hemophilia. In this webinar, participants will learn when to do a workup for abnormal bleeding and the indications for specialized care. In addition, pediatricians will […]

Sometimes a shift in perception is all you need to regain your sense of well-being. In this six-session online class series, you will experience the transformative power of meditation and discover how to access a sanctuary of inner calm and peace. Designed to help you effectively relieve stress and anxiety, this class will guide you […]