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Featured Highlights

  • Composite of two photos, each of a graduate student in a wet laboratory, working with equipment.

    New RNA and protein tools may improve cell therapies

    March 28, 2025 - Stanford Engineering News
    Two new papers from Stanford Bio-X affiliated faculty member and previous Bio-X Fellow Xiaojing Gao - one with lead authors Stanford Bio-X Fellow Carlos A. Aldrete and Connor C. Call, supported by a Stanford Bio-X Seed Grant; the second with lead authors Stanford Bio-X Fellow Luis Santiago Mille-Fragoso and Xiaowei Zhang, and co-author Stanford Bio-X Fellow K. Eerik Kaseniit, supported by another Seed Grant - demonstrate novel ways of fine-tuning cellular functions, with applications in cancer treatment, diagnostics, and more.

  • Portrait photos of graduate students Bella Archibald and Grace Callander.

    Stanford Bio-X PhD Fellow and Clark Graduate Student Named Among Top 30 Young Scientists for Climate Research

    March 18, 2025
    Stanford Bio-X Bowes Fellow Isabella Archibald and Clark Center graduate student Grace Callander received the Inflection Award, recognizing the 30 best young scientists in the world working on breakthrough solutions to climate change!

  • Indoor photo of a smiling Asian female graduate student standing in a wet laboratory next to a microscope, with a computer screen displaying cells in the background.

    Changes in brain’s ‘sugar shield’ could be key to understanding effects of aging

    February 26, 2025 - Stanford Report
    New findings from Stanford Bio-X affiliated faculty members Carolyn Bertozzi and Tony Wyss-Coray, with lead author Stanford Bio-X Fellow Sophia Shi and co-author Stanford Bio-X Undergraduate Summer Research Program participant Ryan Suh about the sugary armor on the brain’s frontline cells could shed light on cognitive decline and diseases like Alzheimer’s – and open new avenues for treatment.

  • Indoor photo of Dr. Guosong Hong sitting in a laboratory, behind a microscope, looking up and to the left.

    Guosong Hong receives the Vilcek Prize for Creative Promise in Biomedical Science

    February 3, 2025
    Stanford Bio-X affiliated faculty member Dr. Guosong Hong has received the 2025 Vilcek Prize for Creative Promise in Biomedical Science!

  • Collage of 4 photos of a team of people celebrating at the Nasdaq Exchange.

    CeriBell, Inc., launched from a Stanford Bio-X Seed Grant, CeriBell rang the bell at Nasdaq and debuted as a public trading company!

    October 11, 2024
    In 2012, Stanford Bio-X affiliated faculty members Josef Parvizi and Chris Chafe received a Stanford Bio-X Seed Grant to create a stethoscope device for the brain. This Seed Grant launched CeriBell, Inc. – which made its market debut on Friday, October 11 in an IPO that is expected to generate $180.3 million in proceeds!

  • Collage of two indoor photos: left image shows a male Asian undergraduate and a Caucasian female undergraduate leaning in towards a female Asian postdoc wearing a helmet-shaped headgear piece with electrodes, all smiling at the camera. Second photo shows a Black male undergraduate pipetting at a lab bench, in profile to the camera.

    Inside four undergrads’ summer research at Stanford

    September 30, 2024 - Stanford News
    Isabel Cai and Remington Graham, and Stanford Bio-X Undergraduate Summer Research Program Participants Nicholas Neoman and Selena Niemi, spent the break going deep into rare blood diseases, international powers, virtual reality, and sustainability.

  • Outdoor photo of Scott Delp, Gabriel Sanchez, and Mark Schnitzer standing at a railing on an upper level of the Clark Center at Stanford.

    Stanford Bio-X Seed Grant leads to first new clinical imaging platform in a quarter-century

    August 27, 2024 - Stanford News
    A clinical imaging system recently designated by the FDA as a “breakthrough device” uses optical and AI technologies pioneered at Stanford to help diagnose skin cancers in real time. This discovery was launched by a Stanford Bio-X Seed Grant!

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