Looking for an inspiring end of summer read? Look no further than Let There d.light, the new book chronicling the creation of d.light from a project in our 2006 class to a solar energy company that has served over 100 million people around the world. Purchase your copy now and get inspired!
The Extreme Teaching Team is planning to offer a program for the 2020/21 academic year. However, we anticipate that there will be some changes from previous years. If you are a Stanford student interested in joining the class this year, please refer to the Prospective Student page for the latest details and further information. Sign […]
This summer we invited guest speakers to join our Social E Lab teams in a virtual conversation to explore topics and common questions related to their work. In our first session with Sophie Theis (M.S. ‘12), Qualitative Research Specialist at Women’s World Banking, the students discussed best methods for community based research. Sophie explored questions […]
Scopi is a diagnostic medical device for patients with a speech or sleep disorder. A low-cost, portable, and reliable nasoendoscope, Scopi can be used by Ear-Nose-Throat (ENT) physicians and speech therapists to view, diagnose, and track structural defects in pediatric patients. One of the largest causes for a speech disorder is cleft lip and/or […]
In Ghana, women traditionally collect shea nuts and carry them home in heavy bowls over long distances on their heads, which puts a strain on their necks, and limits the amount that can be harvested. The shea nuts, once shelled and dried, are stored in the home, and quite literally become the bank account for […]