...Branson, PhD, global head of AI and machine learning at the pharmaceutical company GlaxoSmithKline, joined Fuchs in the discussion. Branson said that, when thinking about AI and drug development, "You...
As undergraduates in Stanford's Biodesign for Digital Health course, teammates Ryan Kalili and James Savoldelli set out to help injured athletes do their homework -- not their academic homework, but...
...and distribution. As a research scientist what have you been thinking about these past several months during the pandemic? As a research scientist and as a human being, it's been...
Four Stanford Biodesign Innovation fellows and Douglas Rait, PhD, Biodesign's director of team learning and design, were gathering online for their regular team check-in. Even though the meeting was virtual,...
...that accompanies the magazine story. "When you look at this building and its design, it really is designed around that care experience." https://youtu.be/4fDYXHkGoZo The new Stanford Hospital is designed to...
...my appreciation and to acknowledge their role in my growth as a physician. With graduation looming next spring, I find myself thinking a lot about sleep, and how little I...
Hannah Wild was a first-year medical student when she approached Michele Barry, MD, senior associate dean for global health, and asked for help. Wild wanted to design and implement a...
...solutions to five key problems related to COPD using the principles of Design Thinking. Grace Anne describes herself as, "a very private person," but the lack of awareness and funding...
In 2013, a few days after Anthony Macchio-Young arrived in the Bay Area with plans to find a job in graphic design, he decided to take his bicycle to San...
...needed you realize that you needed it after all. Any really smart speculative design person who would come in here and look around would be saying, 'Wow, that idea has...
...Chang took a year off to enroll in the Hasso Plattner Institute of Design, better known as the d.school, to collaborate with engineers and students in the Graduate School of...
...thinking, and increased morale in the workplace,” Blair Feldman, general surgery division manager, explained. “We used the faces of our faculty and staff as the ornaments on our DIY tree;...
...designing systems that are easy and intuitive to use.” Schmiesing, an associate professor of anesthesiology, perioperative and pain medicine, is also a member of Stanford Health Care’s Medical Informatics Directors...
...co-founder Kennard explained, is that it followed the tenets of design thinking and the grad students tailored their approach to the needs of the Andrew Hill community. "Everything about it...
...be experienced in that way in the field of science. What is most fulfilling about your work? Looking at the bigger picture, I’m trying to design my thesis in a...
...workspaces “are littered with Sharpies, duct tape, clothespins, pipe cleaners, photos, and other creativity-inducing clutter.” Through their hands-on projects, students use design thinking to bring a product or service from...
