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...not directly tell us how to prevent or treat them -- that is, solutions. Changing how one frames research questions and designs studies can get to solutions more directly. For...
...not directly tell us how to prevent or treat them -- that is, solutions. Changing how one frames research questions and designs studies can get to solutions more directly. For...
...publication. The design The prosthetic has two main components: a 2-millimeter implant and augmented-reality glasses. A camera on the glasses captures the world around the patient and processes the images....
...once-amorphous aggregates of data that can predict health outcomes for patients. It's time to put that technology to work widely -- in ways that prioritize conscientious protocols designed to prevent...
...new research realm that would use her skills at designing solids to interact optimally with nearby liquids. She hoped for a research field that allowed her to follow her heart....
...and his colleagues noted there are ways to circumvent this by making the sensor as supple as real skin. Abramson described FAST as a "deceptively simple design." "These inherent advantages...
...organizations hold the solutions and answers to their problems, rather than Stanford telling them, 'This is what you should do,'" Rosas told me. Shared experience To design the program, the...
...the colors of the rainbow, but if you're missing a few, that's OK. Don't let perfect be the enemy of good. Top photo by Exclusive-design Story photos by Hanae Armitage...
...such as the new GSK.ai-Stanford Ethics Fellowship, designed to boost the prevalence of ethics-minded AI scientists, can address that problem. "You don't just sprinkle ethics on top of a project,"...
...molecules from cone snail venom are inspiring bioengineers to design faster-acting alternatives, with the potential to free patients from the need for close tracking of everything they eat. Cone snails...
...of many medications -- another hurdle to overcome when designing drugs to target brain cancers. Finally, glioblastomas are known to have many copies of cancer-associated genes, including one called the...
...to design and carry out research projects focused on topics such as ovarian cancer outcomes in Black women. Together they formed the first cohort of students to participate in the...
...would be great to be able to reverse engineer the specific design principles built into all brains that allow animals to do such amazing things." Photo by That's Her Business...
At the annual Health Technology Showcase, students from the Stanford Byers Center for Biodesign get to share the solutions they are developing to challenging health care problems with other members...
...Stanford's Contemplation By Design program, researchers from the University of Oxford and Stanford's WELL for Life team, asked a different type of question. "The pandemic and the shelter-in-place orders offered...
...also frequently reduces mistakes. "Physicians will always be human, and mistakes will always be with us," he said. "But we can design systems to better prevent human errors." Photo by...
...both where appropriate prior to acceptance, they noted. "We're hoping to engage the AI biomedical community in preventing bias and creating equity in the initial design of research, rather than...