A glimpse into 100 years of Stanford Engineering
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The future of liquid biopsy
The discussion focuses on the advancements and potential of liquid biopsy technology in cancer detection and treatment monitoring, emphasizing its non-invasive nature and future applications in immunotherapy.
The future of coronary arteries
Kristy Red-Horse discusses developing non-surgical methods to grow new coronary arteries using medications.
Allison Okamura is revolutionizing rehabilitation
The discussion focuses on advancements in rehabilitation robotics, emphasizing soft, wearable devices that enhance patient accessibility and control.
Grace Gao is bringing GPS and autonomous rovers to outer space
Professor Grace Gao discusses advancements in space navigation, focusing on lunar GPS and rover projects.
The future of transparent tissue
Stanford researchers have developed a method to make living tissue transparent using a dye, enabling deeper imaging without invasive procedures.
The future of seaweed
Seaweed cultivation could help reduce atmospheric CO2 by acting as a carbon sink.
The future of kidney dialysis
The decision to start dialysis is complex, with potential side effects and uncertain benefits, prompting reevaluation of its timing and necessity.
Best of: The future of exercise
The discussion explores the potential of exercise-related molecules like Lac-Phe in developing future weight loss and diabetes treatments, highlighting the long-term scientific journey from discovery to application.