Stanford students designed music-playing helmets and lockable bike lights to increase bicycle safety on campus. A bicyclist who wasn’t wearing a helmet died on campus last year after being hit by a car.
Severe chronic pain affects up to 20 percent of children. The Pain Management Center at Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital offers unique therapies to help hospitalized children manage or recover from pain.
Nurse practitioner Sandy Sentivany-Collins and her golden retriever Carly regularly walk six miles over the course of a day, visiting patients all over Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital.
After meeting families in Burma who depended upon kerosene lanterns to light their daily tasks, Stanford student Erica Estrada recreated their living conditions in Palo Alto and developed safe, affordable lighting.
Eight documentary film students will showcase their work at 7:30 p.m. in Stanford’s Annenberg Auditorium tonight. Unlike most film schools, which focus on digital filmmaking, Stanford requires students’ first projects be in black and white 16mm film.
imeem was once a booming social media service. It’s now defunct, but its founder, Dalton Caldwell, is using the lessons he learned to launch a new photo sharing app for Androids and iPhones.