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18 articles from Stanford University
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- Agile Governance
- Agriculture, Food and Beverage
- Behavioural Sciences
- Biotechnology
- Emerging Technologies
- Entrepreneurship
- Fairer Economies
- Fourth Industrial Revolution
- Future of Food
- Future of the Environment
- Geo-economics
- Global Governance
- Global Technology Governance Summit
- GTGS2021
- Health and Healthcare
- Innovation
- Internet Governance
- Neuroscience
- SDG 06: Clean Water and Sanitation
- Sustainable Development
- Tech for Good
- The Digital Economy
- The Ocean
- UpLink
- Values
- Water
- Workforce and Employment
- Davos 2016
Fairer Economies
Market design can help solve global water scarcity. Here's how
Internet Governance
Online privacy notices don't work. Here are 9 alternatives
GTGS2021
Realizing the potential of synthetic biology to help people and the planet
Future of Food
Why the future of food must be blue as well as green
Agile Governance
How leaders can use 'agile governance' to drive tech and win trust
The Ocean
We have the tools to tackle illegal fishing. It’s time to use them
Neuroscience
Your brain has more in common with an ant colony than you realised
The Ocean
Our oceans are in crisis. Here’s how technology could save them
The Digital Economy
A glimpse into the future of the digital economy
Future of the Environment
A glimpse into the future of the environment and natural resources
The Ocean
Technology can help us to save our oceans. Here are three reasons why
Davos 2016
Are we ready for genetically modified animals?
Davos 2016
Two lessons from ant colony organization
Innovation
How do the world’s leading entrepreneurs spot opportunities?
How can we safeguard the open internet?
Entrepreneurship
6 skills that all extraordinary entrepreneurs have
Three ways businesses can protect the planet
Stanford University contributors
Erik Brynjolfsson
Jerry Yang and Akiko Yamazaki Professor; Director, Digital Economy Lab
Silvia Console Battilana
Co-founder and Chief Executive Officer of Auctionomics
Deborah M. Gordon
Professor of Biology
Henry T. Greely
Deane F. and Kate Edelman Johnson Professor of Law
Jen King
Privacy and Data Policy Fellow
Megan Palmer
Executive Director, Bio Policy and Leadership Initiatives; Adjunct Professor, Department of Bioengineering
Marietje Schaake
Director, International Policy, Cyber Policy Center
Amy Wilkinson
Lecturer in Management, Stanford Graduate School of BusinessJoin the Forum
