Articles by Stanford University

New study quantifies how much water storage is required to maximize crop irrigation

More accurate predictions about which antigens lead to strong immune responses could lead to better immunotherapies

This model offered the insight that swapping in new electrolytes with certain properties could slow dendrite growth

Researchers have developed a way to print 3D objects within a volume of resin, removing the need for support structures

Ice shell of Europa may be less of a barrier and more of a dynamic system and site of potential habitability

Snowpack changes how a California volcano "breathes"

The proposed design uses a laser to manipulate a single atom that, in turn, can modify the state of the photons

Two new Stanford-led studies could help pave the way for coordinating research on methane removal technologies

This puts battery researchers one step closer toward achieving two top stated goals of their field

Researchers have elucidated a process that could be an important step toward a methanol fuel economy