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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Stanford researchers awarded $6.27 million to study energy efficiency and human behavior
October 27, 2009
Grant awarded to a Stanford university team. -
Cheap, sensitive Stanford sensors could detect explosives, toxins in water
September 23, 2009
Technology developed by Bio-X affiliated faculty member Zhenan Bao. -
Researchers use ultrasound to better detect tumor biomarkers
September 21, 2009
Feature on research by Clark Center faculty member Sanjiv Gambhir and Bio-X affiliated faculty Kim Butts Pauly. -
Futurity, an online outlet for research news, is launched by Stanford and other leading universities
September 17, 2009
New website launched to help Stanford and other universities worldwide share research and discoveries. -
'Liposuction leftovers' easily converted to iPS cells, study shows
September 7, 2009
Research conducted by Bio-X affiliated faculty members Michael Longaker and Joseph Wu. -
Stanford researchers grow nanowire crystals for 3-D microchips
August 26, 2009
Research conducted by Bio-X affiliated faculty member Paul McIntyre. -
State stem cell agency awards three new grants to Stanford researchers
August 20, 2009
Grants awarded to Stanford faculty and Bio-X affiliates Helen Blau, Julien Sage, and Susan McConnell. -
Professor sequences his entire genome at low cost, with small team
August 10, 2009
Research conducted by Clark Center faculty member Stephen Quake. -
Scientists find common trigger in cancer and normal stem cell production
August 6, 2009
Research conducted by Bio-X affiliated faculty members Michael Clarke and Renee Reijo Pera. -
Scientists discover bladder cancer stem cell
August 3, 2009
Research conducted by Bio-X affiliated faculty members Irv Weissman, Howard Chang, Matt van de Rijn, and Linda Shortliffe. -
Stanford students' invention could revolutionize the way diseases are diagnosed
July 23, 2009
Stanford researchers from the department of Bioengineering win device development competition. -
Pioneering Stanford study shows how children's brain signaling differs from adults
July 20, 2009
Stanford researchers from the department of Bioengineering win device development competition. -
Fluorescent probes may permit real-time monitoring of chemotherapy effectiveness against tumors
July 13, 2009
Research conducted by Bio-X affiliated faculty member Matthew Bogyo. -
Chemistry Professor Richard Zare named Priestley Medalist for lifetime contributions in chemistry
July 8, 2009
Award bestowed on Clark Center faculty member Richard Zare. -
New exotic material could revolutionize electronics, say researchers at SLAC and Stanford
June 17, 2009
Research conducted by SLAC faculty. -
First round of NIH stimulus funds awarded to 18 projects
June 17, 2009
Grants awarded to numerous Stanford faculty members, including Bio-X Executive Committee member Ann Arvin, and Bio-X affiliates Roland Bammer, Mark Davis, Aaron Hsueh, Stuart Kim, Michael Longaker, Minnie Sarwal, David Stevenson, and Alejandro Sweet-Cordero. -
Endowed professorships for Gambhir and Relman
June 17, 2009
Endowed professorships bestowed on Clark Center faculty member Sam Gambhir and Bio-X affiliated faculty member David Relman. -
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.