Since Stanford first opened its doors to students and faculty, a core tenet of the university has been for its citizens to improve the world around them. Stanford researchers have achieved this goal repeatedly over the years, through the development of devices that made radar and MRI scans possible, or medical breakthroughs like the first heart-lung transplant, or through invisible lines of computer code that make everyday technologies possible, such as digital music and email. That dedication continues today, as Stanford faculty across all disciplines pursue world-changing research.
Featuring:
Chris Re, Associate Professor of Computer Science
Jo Boaler, Professor of Education
John O. Dabiri, Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering, and of Mechanical Engineering
Allison Okamura, Professor of Mechanical Engineering
Produced by Bjorn Carey and Kurt Hickman
Music by Leanne Kelly Greenberg
Audio by Erick Cifuentes and Jack Morris
Color by Mark Sterne
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Featuring:
Chris Re, Associate Professor of Computer Science
Jo Boaler, Professor of Education
John O. Dabiri, Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering, and of Mechanical Engineering
Allison Okamura, Professor of Mechanical Engineering
Produced by Bjorn Carey and Kurt Hickman
Music by Leanne Kelly Greenberg
Audio by Erick Cifuentes and Jack Morris
Color by Mark Sterne
Stanford University:
Stanford on Facebook:
Stanford on Instagram:
Stanford on Twitter:
#GoStanford
#NerdNation
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