Carla Shatz, director, BioX, Stanford University, Stanford, California

2015-16 Stanford University

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Linear Accelerator Center , Stanford University , Stanford , CA , 94309

At the present time, there are a number of future linear collider designs with a center-of-mass energy of 500 GeV or more that have luminosities in excess of 10 cm 2 s . Many of these designs are very advanced, however, to attain the high luminosity, the colliders require very small beam emittances, strong focusing, and very good stability. In this paper, some of the outstanding issues related ...

Stanford University School of Medicine.

This individual's primary role will be to provide medical oversight for policies and procedures of the Blood Center. The individual will ensure that Blood Center policies and procedures support the complex needs of the patient populations served by the Blood Center, while maintaining compliance with all applicable regulations and standards. The individual will share responsibilities for medical...

19th Annual Meeting of the Association for Computational Linguistics, Stanford University, Stanford, California, USA, June 29 - July 1, 1981

History of narcolepsy at Stanford University

Although narcolepsy was first described in the late nineteenth century in Germany and France, much of the research on this disorder has been conducted at Stanford University, starting with Drs. William C. Dement and Christian Guilleminault in the 1970s. The prevalence of narcolepsy was established, and a canine model discovered. Following the finding in Japan that almost all patients with narco...