Your 2019

您的2019年。#戈斯坦福德

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A MOMENT WE WILL NEVER, EVER FORGET. #GoStanford

我们永远不会忘记的一刻。#戈斯坦福德 中文

For the first time since 2002, WE ARE NCAA CHAMPIONS!! #GoStanford | #HomeOfChampions

自2002年以来，我们第一次成为NCAA冠军！格斯坦福德酒店 中文

A blue whale's dunk tank-size heart jumps between extremes—from as low as two beats per minute to as high as 37, research led by Stanford's Jeremy Goldbogen shows.

斯坦福大学杰里米·戈德博根（Jeremy Goldbogen）领导的一项研究显示，一头蓝鲸（blue whale）的灌篮池大小的心脏从每分钟两次跳动跳到37次。 中文

The @stanforddschool has grown from a scrappy disrupter into a Silicon Valley institution. Now it finds itself increasingly focused on the systems that shape modern life: affordable housing, the courts, even democracy itself.

斯坦福德商学院（stanforddschool）已经从一个好斗的破坏者成长为一个硅谷机构。现在，它发现自己越来越关注塑造现代生活的制度：经济适用房、法院，甚至民主本身。 中文

"We want to advance #AI that respects the values of its human users and justifies the trust we place in autonomous systems." -Emma Brunskill, assistant professor of computer science

&我们希望推进人工智能，尊重人类用户的价值观，并证明我们对自主系统的信任是正确的。艾玛•布伦斯基尔，计算机科学助理教授 中文

The passing. The movement. Just sublime. #GoStanford

传球。运动。只是崇高。#戈斯坦福德 中文

Stanford biologists are using rare poison frogs that nurse their young as a way to help answer a fundamental question: Is there more than one way to build a maternal brain?

斯坦福大学的生物学家正在使用稀有的有毒青蛙来哺育幼蛙，以此来帮助回答一个基本问题：是否有不止一种方法可以建立母性大脑？ 中文

“There were a lot of high fives and victory laps around the lab.” With a lot of ingenuity and a little luck, Stanford researchers succeeded in monitoring the heart rate of a blue whale in the wild—a first.

斯坦福大学的研究人员凭借自己的聪明才智和一点运气，成功地监测了野生蓝鲸的心率，这是第一次。 中文

Meet the parents. Poison frogs have a remarkable range of child-rearing strategies, and they're helping Stanford biologist @alaurenoconnell understand how the brain shapes care, bonding, communication and more.

见见父母。毒蛙有一系列显著的育儿策略，它们帮助斯坦福大学生物学家alaurenoconnell了解大脑如何塑造关爱、联结、交流等。 中文