• Thinking about fountain hopping. 📸: @hollyhernandezphoto . #Stanford2023 #FearTheTree #StanfordUniversity #TheFarm #GoCardinal #GoStanford #NerdNation
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    Thinking about fountain hopping. 📸: @hollyhernandezphoto . #Stanford2023 #FearTheTree #StanfordUniversity #TheFarm #GoCardinal #GoStanford #NerdNation
  • Beautiful day outside of Columbae, a vegetarian co-op on the Row. 📸: @l.a.cicero
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    Beautiful day outside of Columbae, a vegetarian co-op on the Row. 📸: @l.a.cicero
  • Move responsibly and think about things? In CS 181, Stanford students become programmers, policymakers and philosophers to examine the ethical and social impacts of technological innovation. For more, click the link in our bio. 📸: @kurthickman . #Stanford2023 #FearTheTree #StanfordUniversity #TheFarm #GoCardinal #GoStanford #NerdNation #CS #ComputerScience #Philosophy
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    Move responsibly and think about things? In CS 181, Stanford students become programmers, policymakers and philosophers to examine the ethical and social impacts of technological innovation. For more, click the link in our bio. 📸: @kurthickman . #Stanford2023 #FearTheTree #StanfordUniversity #TheFarm #GoCardinal #GoStanford #NerdNation #CS #ComputerScience #Philosophy
  • More than 80 students involved as cast, crew, and orchestra have been working on the Ram’s Head Theatrical Society production of The Addams Family, which opens April 12 at Memorial Auditorium. Click the link in our bio for more information and show times. 📸: @l.a.cicero . #AddamsFamily #Stanford2023 #FearTheTree #StanfordUniversity #TheFarm #GoCardinal #GoStanford #NerdNation
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    More than 80 students involved as cast, crew, and orchestra have been working on the Ram’s Head Theatrical Society production of The Addams Family, which opens April 12 at Memorial Auditorium. Click the link in our bio for more information and show times. 📸: @l.a.cicero . #AddamsFamily #Stanford2023 #FearTheTree #StanfordUniversity #TheFarm #GoCardinal #GoStanford #NerdNation
  • A fine day at Frost 🌼 📸: @harry3oi ‘13 / @stanfordlive #Stanford2023 #FearTheTree #StanfordUniversity #TheFarm #GoCardinal #GoStanford #NerdNation
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    A fine day at Frost 🌼 📸: @harry3oi ‘13 / @stanfordlive #Stanford2023 #FearTheTree #StanfordUniversity #TheFarm #GoCardinal #GoStanford #NerdNation
  • In the new Anne T. and Robert M. Bass Biology Research Building, #Stanford #biology students and faculty once spread across campus are now together under one roof. Situated on Campus Drive between the Clark Center and the Sapp Center for Science Teaching and Learning, Bass Biology is the cornerstone of Stanford’s new quad, which connects with @stanford.med via Discovery Walk. This walkway, which runs through the medical school to Stanford Bio-X in the Clark Center, highlights the connection between foundational and applied research in the quest to improve human health. The building’s proximity to other departments at Stanford – such as computer science, statistics and engineering – will help promote collaborations and interactions among students and faculty from different academic disciplines. 📸: Thom Sanborn #stanford2023 #fearthetree #stanforduniversity #thefarm #gocardinal #gostanford #nerdnation
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    In the new Anne T. and Robert M. Bass Biology Research Building, #Stanford #biology students and faculty once spread across campus are now together under one roof. Situated on Campus Drive between the Clark Center and the Sapp Center for Science Teaching and Learning, Bass Biology is the cornerstone of Stanford’s new quad, which connects with @stanford.med via Discovery Walk. This walkway, which runs through the medical school to Stanford Bio-X in the Clark Center, highlights the connection between foundational and applied research in the quest to improve human health. The building’s proximity to other departments at Stanford – such as computer science, statistics and engineering – will help promote collaborations and interactions among students and faculty from different academic disciplines. 📸: Thom Sanborn #stanford2023 #fearthetree #stanforduniversity #thefarm #gocardinal #gostanford #nerdnation
  • Check out our BOSP Oxford story to follow Victoria Yuan, '20, through her Stanford in Oxford experiences with @stanfordbosp! . #Oxford #Edinburgh #BingTrip #StudyAbroad #Stanford2023 #FearTheTree #StanfordUniversity #TheFarm #GoCardinal #GoStanford #NerdNation @victoriawhy
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    Check out our BOSP Oxford story to follow Victoria Yuan, '20, through her Stanford in Oxford experiences with @stanfordbosp! . #Oxford #Edinburgh #BingTrip #StudyAbroad #Stanford2023 #FearTheTree #StanfordUniversity #TheFarm #GoCardinal #GoStanford #NerdNation @victoriawhy
  • I knew materials science was my thing at age 11. OK, so I didn’t know exactly what materials science was, but after attending the Sally Ride Festival at Rice University as a little girl and seeing a demonstration where two liquids were mixed together to form a solid, I became fascinated with materials and all of their unique properties. I wanted to know what made one material a different color than another and what made some stretchier or harder than others. Fast-forward a few years to when I was a track and field runner as an undergrad. My experience as an athlete added to my obsession with materials; specifically, the materials used to make my training and racing clothes. I started to look into how big sports companies were conducting research to improve the materials they used to make higher-performance shirts, pants, shorts and shoes and stumbled on the perfect mixture of two of my passions. I thought, how cool would it be if we could leverage technology to build more realistic models of materials and then be able to bring these materials to life faster? Currently, to test a new textile, a physical prototype has to be made. If the material doesn’t stand up to testing, all of the prototype material goes to waste. If we could actually wrestle with patterns, textures, colors and other properties of materials before having to manufacture them, that would save a lot of waste from being created, not to mention time. This is what I’m working on and I’m doing this as a part of research in a field that’s known as computational materials science. We’re working on building digital models of materials so that hopefully, eventually we’ll be able to innovate and test new materials faster. – Brandi Ransom, PhD candidate, Materials Science and Engineering 📸: Amanda Law / @stanfordeng #Stanford2023 #FearTheTree #StanfordUniversity #TheFarm #GoCardinal #GoStanford #NerdNation
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    I knew materials science was my thing at age 11. OK, so I didn’t know exactly what materials science was, but after attending the Sally Ride Festival at Rice University as a little girl and seeing a demonstration where two liquids were mixed together to form a solid, I became fascinated with materials and all of their unique properties. I wanted to know what made one material a different color than another and what made some stretchier or harder than others. Fast-forward a few years to when I was a track and field runner as an undergrad. My experience as an athlete added to my obsession with materials; specifically, the materials used to make my training and racing clothes. I started to look into how big sports companies were conducting research to improve the materials they used to make higher-performance shirts, pants, shorts and shoes and stumbled on the perfect mixture of two of my passions. I thought, how cool would it be if we could leverage technology to build more realistic models of materials and then be able to bring these materials to life faster? Currently, to test a new textile, a physical prototype has to be made. If the material doesn’t stand up to testing, all of the prototype material goes to waste. If we could actually wrestle with patterns, textures, colors and other properties of materials before having to manufacture them, that would save a lot of waste from being created, not to mention time. This is what I’m working on and I’m doing this as a part of research in a field that’s known as computational materials science. We’re working on building digital models of materials so that hopefully, eventually we’ll be able to innovate and test new materials faster. – Brandi Ransom, PhD candidate, Materials Science and Engineering 📸: Amanda Law / @stanfordeng #Stanford2023 #FearTheTree #StanfordUniversity #TheFarm #GoCardinal #GoStanford #NerdNation
  • April Frisbee at Roble Field. 📸: @hollyhernandezphoto . #Stanford2023 #FearTheTree #StanfordUniversity #TheFarm #GoCardinal #GoStanford #NerdNation
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    April Frisbee at Roble Field. 📸: @hollyhernandezphoto . #Stanford2023 #FearTheTree #StanfordUniversity #TheFarm #GoCardinal #GoStanford #NerdNation