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Most new farmland comes from cutting tropical forest, says Stanford researcher - New report says vast tracts of tropical forest were felled for farmland between 1980 and 2000, but there are signs the situation may be improving....
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Hennessy comments on Obama's plans to change export regulations - Stanford President John Hennessy has been at the forefront of the issue of export control reform. In a statement released through the Association of American Universities, Hennessy commended President Barack Obama's administration for moving forward on the issue....
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Q&A: Hoover's Tom Henriksen on end of U.S. combat mission in Iraq - The Hoover senior fellow reacts to Obama's Oval Office speech and what it means for the future of Iraq and America's war on terror....
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Olmsted housing will improve Stanford's recruiting of coaches - The construction of 25 housing units, including 17 single-family homes and four duplexes, designed primarily for athletic coaches and their families, is nearing completion on a three-acre plot between El Camino Real and Olmsted Road....
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High-speed filter uses electrified nanostructures to purify water at low cost - New filter that uses nanostructures, cotton cloth and electricity to purify water more than 80,000 times faster than existing filters has major potential in the developing world....
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Children raised by gay couples show good progress through school - Stanford researcher uses social science to shed light on public debate over family values....
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Stanford preparing for Dalai Lama's October visit - Tickets are on sale for the Dalai Lama's Oct. 14-15 visit to Stanford. The exiled Tibetan spiritual and religious leader will lead a series of programs titled "Compassion, Science and Society." This will be the Dalai Lama's third visit to the Farm....
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GCEP awards $7.5 million for energy research programs - With its latest round of awards, Stanford's Global Climate and Energy Project has supported 75 research programs with a total of $95 million....
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10 years after new plan, Dish now attracts 500,000 visitors annually - A decade after Stanford instituted a new conservation and recreational plan, visits to the Dish area have increased while safety and ecological stability have improved....
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Saroyan Prize awards authors Galchen and Himelstein - Novelist Galchen and author Himelstein receive the $5,000 prize honoring Saroyan?s legacy....
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Secrets of the gecko foot help robot climb - To perfect the climbing abilities of his robot, mechanical engineer Mark Cutkosky is using an adhesive that uses the same molecular attractions as a gecko's foot....
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DNA puts Stanford chemists on scent of better artificial nose - New sensors for an artificial nose give more info per sniff....
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The strange case of solar flares and radioactive elements - When researchers found an unusual linkage between solar flares and the inner life of radioactive elements on Earth, it touched off a scientific detective investigation....
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Stanford researchers tapped to help make rules for commercial space travel - Before business skyrockets to space, the FAA has to make sure it's safe to get there....
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Nelee Langmuir, French Holocaust survivor and influential Stanford teacher, dies at 78 - An award-winning lecturer in French, Langmuir told the story of her family's miraculous survival in a new film....
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