Bioengineering

Researchers find clues into scarring and how to prevent it

One bioengineer’s nuts-and-bolts approach to a biotech-based utopia

A way to communicate for those who can’t speak or produce text in an ordinary way

An engineer sways tissue samples to behave in the lab like they would inside us

A brain implant developed by Stanford University scientists has been shown in mice to be able to record the activity of thousands of individual neurons.

Researchers are harnessing millions of de-identified patient records for the ultimate consult

Next-generation biobanking is bridging the gap between research and patients

Researchers have identified a brain-circuitry link between how much food mice consume and social interactions, which could lead to treatments for people with anorexia.

Plans, dreams and day-to-day work for a team studying the sense of touch

New Stanford medical school curriculum gives more flexibility and incentives for long-term research