Ellen Kuhl named director of Stanford Bio-X
March 29, 2024 - Stanford News
Kuhl aims to continue Bio-X’s legacy of facilitating multidisciplinary fundamental research and innovation.
Stanford Bio-X affiliated faculty members and fellows are generating scientific advances that expand our understanding of how the body works and will ultimately improve human health. These news stories and press releases describe some of those breakthroughs.
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E. coli could convert sugar to biodiesel at 'an extraordinary rate,' say Stanford researchers
November 10, 2011
Research conducted by Bio-X affiliated faculty member Chaitan Khosla. -
Heideh Fattaey, 'the soul of Bio-X,' to receive 2011 Marshall D. O'Neill Award
November 9, 2011
Award bestowed on Bio-X Executive Director of Operations and Programs, Dr. Heideh Fattaey. -
Stanford team trains computer to evaluate breast cancer
November 9, 2011
Research conducted by Bio-X affiliated faculty member Daphne Koller. -
Stanford software that models human motion travels to museum
October 27, 2011
Research conducted by Clark Center faculty member Scott Delp and Bio-X Fellow Jennifer Hicks. -
Three medical school faculty members elected to IOM
October 17, 2011
Award bestowed on Bio-X affiliated faculty members Margaret Fuller and David Relman. -
Ivy Foundation grant advances molecular imaging work
September 26, 2011
Grant awarded to Clark Center faculty member Sam Gambhir. -
Plasmonics intensifies a novel nanoscale light source, Stanford engineers find
September 23, 2011
Research conducted by Bio-X affiliated faculty member Mark Brongersma. -
NIH awards for innovation, creativity go to five Stanford researchers
September 20, 2011
Awards bestowed on Clark Center faculty member Kwabena Boahen and Bio-X affiliated faculty members David Schneider, Hunter Fraser, and Jody Puglisi. -
Fingertip-size microscope has huge potential for studying the brain and its diseases, say Stanford researchers
September 16, 2011
Research conducted by Clark Center faculty member Mark Schnitzer. -
Stanford researchers show that there's more than one way to read - with implications for reading disorders
September 14, 2011
Research conducted by Bio-X affiliated faculty member Brian Wandell and Bio-X Fellow Andreas Rauschecker. -
An optical illusion called 'reverse-phi motion' helps explain how we view moving objects, Stanford scientists find
September 12, 2011
Research conducted by Bio-X affiliated faculty member Thomas Clandinin. -
New method reveals parts of bacterium genome essential to life
August 30, 2011
Research conducted by Bio-X affiliated faculty members Lucy Shapiro and Harley McAdams. -
Researchers invent sutureless method for joining blood vessels
August 28, 2011
Research conducted by Bio-X affiliated faculty members Geoffrey Gurtner and Michael Longaker. -
Blink of an eye: Stanford researchers are redefining how the brain plans movement
August 15, 2011
Research conducted by Clark Center faculty member Krishna Shenoy. -
Dual-action protein developed at Stanford better restricts blood vessel formation, researchers say
August 8, 2011
Research conducted by Clark Center faculty member Jennifer Cochran. -
Social deficits associated with autism, schizophrenia induced in mice with new technology pioneered by Stanford scientists
July 27, 2011
Research conducted by Clark Center faculty member Karl Deisseroth. -
Stanford engineers build a nanoscale device for brain-inspired computing
July 12, 2011
Research conducted by Bio-X affiliated faculty member H.-S. Philip Wong. -
Stanford robotics students show off class projects
July 5, 2011
A hands-on robotics class taught by Clark Center faculty member Oussama Khatib. -
Stanford's Woods Institute awards 2011 round of Environmental Venture Projects
June 24, 2011
Stanford Woods Institute awards Stanford faculty, including Bio-X affiliates Richard Luthy, Lynn Hildemann, Mark Cullen, Stephen Palumbi, Robert Dunbar, and Yi Cui. -
Scientists on a play date? Welcome to the annual Bio-X kids’ fair
June 20, 2011
Feature on annual Bio-X Kids' Science Day event. -
Stanford team devises a better solar-powered water splitter
June 20, 2011
Stanford Woods Institute awards Stanford faculty, including Bio-X affiliates Richard Luthy, Lynn Hildemann, Mark Cullen, Stephen Palumbi, Robert Dunbar, and Yi Cui. -
Ronald Davis wins 2011 Gruber International Prize in genetics
June 8, 2011
Award bestowed on Clark Center faculty member and Bio-X affiliate Ron Davis. -
Coulter Foundation and Stanford establish $20 million endowment for bioengineering projects to fill medical needs
May 23, 2011
Endowment award to Bioengineering, department established in the Clark Center. -
Stanford creates first PhD program in stem cell science
April 28, 2011
Stanford establishes PhD program in Stem Cell Science, with support from numerous Bio-X affiliated faculty. -
Eight Stanford scholars named to American Academy of Arts and Sciences
April 22, 2011
Award bestowed on several Stanford faculty members, including Bio-X affiliated faculty Russell Fernald, Todd Martinez, and Brian Wandell. -
New biosensor microchip could speed up drug development, Stanford researchers say
April 19, 2011
Research conducted by Bio-X affiliated faculty members Shan Wang and PJ Utz. -
Nanopillars yield more precise molecular photography
April 6, 2011
Research conducted by Bio-X affiliated faculty members Bianxiao Cui and Yi Cui. -
From human trafficking to endangered coral reefs: Graduate fellows take interdisciplinary approach to solving social and environmental issues
March 21, 2011
Stanford Interdisciplinary Graduate Fellowship program grants support the research of numerous Bio-X fellowship students. -
Stanford researchers get unprecedented view of protein folding that may help develop brain disease therapies
March 15, 2011
Stanford Interdisciplinary Graduate Fellowship program grants support the research of numerous Bio-X fellowship students. -
Stanford-Coulter program awards annual seed grants to five teams of researchers
March 14, 2011
Research grants awarded to bioengineering faculty including Clark Center faculty Annelise Barron, Manu Prakash, Thomas Krummel, and Paul Yock; and Bio-X affiliates Michael Snyder, Michael Clarke, Jeffrey Feinstein, Paul Wang, Paul Yock, and Jason Lee.