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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Report proposes new medical education framework
June 10, 2009
Research conducted by Bio-X affiliated faculty member Sharon Long. -
Foundation to back early cancer detection center
June 10, 2009
Foundation to support center run by Clark Center faculty member Sam Gambhir. -
Study finds molecular powerbrokers in cancer's spread
June 3, 2009
Research conducted by Bio-X affiliated faculty members Paul Khavari and Howard Chang. -
Stanford's Woods Institute awards new round of Environmental Venture Projects
May 27, 2009
Grants awarded to numerous Stanford faculty, including Bio-X affiliates Page Chamberlain and Craig Criddle. -
Cancer cells disrupt key immune system pathway
May 20, 2009
Research conducted by Bio-X affiliate Albert Koong and Clark Center faculty member Susan Holmes. -
Stanford scientists find heat-tolerant coral reefs that may resist climate change
May 20, 2009
Research conducted by Bio-X affiliates Stephen Palumbi and John Pringle, funded in part by a Bio-X Seed Grant. -
$20 million grant helps engineers find energy down at the nanoscale
May 7, 2009
Federal grant launches new Center on Nanostructuring for Efficient Energy Conversion, co-directed by Bio-X affiliate Stacey Bent. -
Extreme makeover on the molecular level? New method could change cells' identities
May 6, 2009
Research conducted by Bio-X affiliated faculty member Helen Blau. -
$5.8 million stem cell grant to Longaker
May 6, 2009
Award granted to Bio-X affiliated faculty member Michael Longaker. -
Brain works best when cells move to the right rhythms
April 29, 2009
Research conducted by Clark Center faculty member Karl Deisseroth. -
Six research teams receive Coulter grants
April 29, 2009
Research grants awarded to bioengineering faculty including Clark Center faculty Stephen Quake, Wing Wong, Scott Delp, and Mark Schnitzer; and Bio-X affiliates James Swartz, John Cooke, Charles Taylor, Garry Gold, Brian Hargreaves, Stuart Goodman, and Terence Sanger. -
Faster, more accurate method for producing nanoribbons
April 23, 2009
Research conducted by Bio-X affiliated faculty member Hongjie Dai. -
World's most powerful X-ray machine debuts at SLAC
April 22, 2009
SLAC, workplace of numerous Bio-X affiliates, develops groundbreaking new device. -
12 scholars named to American Academy of Arts and Sciences
April 20, 2009
Award bestowed on multiple Stanford faculty, including Bio-X affiliates Hongjie Dai and Mark Krasnow and Clark Center faculty member James Nelson. -
The flask track: Program puts bioscience grad students in MD classes
April 15, 2009
Degree program established by Bio-X affiliated faculty member Ben Barres, with Bio-X affiliate Ricardo Dolmestch on the committee. -
Picture this: Rare case used to map seizures
April 15, 2009
Research conduced by Bio-X affiliated faculty member Josef Parvizi. -
New alternative to biopsies could detect more subtle changes in cancer cells
April 15, 2009
Research conduced by Bio-X affiliated faculty member Dean Felsher. -
Study sheds light on Parkinson's treatments
April 1, 2009
Research conduced by Clark Center faculty member Karl Deisseroth and Bio-X affiliated faculty member Jaimie Henderson. -
Research team develops faux wood that can biodegrade
March 18, 2009
Research conduced by Bio-X affiliated faculty Craig Criddle and Curtis Frank. -
State stem cell institute slows its pace of funding
March 18, 2009
Slowing of stem cell funding to affect numerous Stanford faculty, including Bio-X affiliate Michael Longaker. -
Stanford, Samsung engineers report new way of making flexible electronics
March 17, 2009
Research conduced by Bio-X affiliated faculty member Zhenan Bao. -
Stem cell policy may aid state research efforts
March 11, 2009
Federal policy change may assist stem cell research, affecting Bio-X affiliates Renee Reijo Pera and Irv Weissman. -
$10 million gift for environmental program
March 11, 2009
Major gift awarded to Interdisciplinary Program in Environment and Resources. -
To be or to be something different? Key proteins guide stem cell's fate
March 4, 2009
Research conducted by Bio-X affiliated faculty member Gerald Crabtree. -
New 'bioscaffold' technique may help stem cells build solid organs
March 4, 2009
Research conducted by Bio-X affiliated faculty member Geoffrey Gurtner. -
Patients' genetic profiles could prevent fatal doses of common drug
February 25, 2009
Research conducted by Clark Center faculty member Russ Altman. -
New immune system 'atlas' allows quicker diagnosis of kidney transplant rejection
February 25, 2009
Research conducted by Bio-X affiliated faculty member Minnie Sarwal. -
Engineers create 'intelligent' molecules
February 18, 2009
Research conducted by Bio-X affiliated faculty members Christina Smolke and Drew Endy. -
New software refines popular but tricky lab technique
February 18, 2009
Research conducted by Bio-X affiliated faculty member Juan Santiago. -
When love beckons, male elephants can feel it in their bones
February 13, 2009
Research conducted by Bio-X affiliated faculty member Caitlin O'Connell-Rodwell.