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This was just announced Friday: Opportunity for Post-JD Scholars The Hoover Institution at Stanford University is seeking an outstanding early-career legal scholar who is interested in doing research on free speech law, in preparation for seeking an academic position at a law school or elsewhere. If you are selected, you…

University says incident being investigated as possible hate crime after Abdulwahab Omira suffered non-life-threatening injuries

“The most creative mode seems to be for individuals spending time both in groups and working alone.”

Four professors of the VIT-AP University— Suripeddi Srinivas from the School of Advanced Sciences, Jayendra Kumar from the School of Electronics Engineering, Sachi Nandan Mohanty and M. Azees from the School of Computer Science and Engineering— have been featured in Stanford University’s list of the “World’s Top 2% Scientists” for…

Ratchanon Chantananuwat has reportedly been offered a spot at Stanford University in the fall of 2024, with the Thai star the youngest male player to win an event on a major Tour

This doom loop could have been avoided if managers knew how to manage hybrid and remote workers well.

Five faculty members of Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Palakkad have been included on the latest list of the “world’s top two per cent scientists” released by Stanford University, California, US. Last year, IIT Palakkad had three of its teachers on the Stanford list.

Virtual reality reduces anxiety for parents during their children's surgeries, offering a cost-effective solution for hospitals.

In a rare feat of its kind, seven faculty members and scientists from KLE Technological University (KLETU), Hubballi, have made it to the list of top 2% of most influential scientists in the world released by Stanford University for 2023.

From the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (Joe Cohn): Earlier this week, Stanford University suspended an instructor while the institution investigates allegations Jewish and Israeli students were targeted for discriminatory treatment in a required, first-year "Civic, Liberal and Global Education" course. Discriminating against students based on a protected characteristic…

From the Forward (Beth Harpaz): An instructor at Stanford University has been suspended for what the president and provost called "identity-based targeting" of students in connection with the Israel-Gaza war. Rabbi Dov Greenberg, director of the Chabad Stanford Jewish Center, said he was told by three students who were in…