The Dawn of Relational Intelligence: An SSIR Author Conversation
Join Isabelle C. Hau in conversation with Prof. Mitchell Stevens at Stanford to discuss developing relational intelligence and human flourishing in the age of AI on March 9 at 12pm PST.
Getting personal: the role of individualized knowledge in social reasoning
An academic talk on how well we know others and how personalized knowledge guides social reasoning.
Campfire Program
Free daily 30-minute campfire talks at Presidio Tunnel Tops where National Park Service rangers present Indigenous, military, and WWII internment histories for visitors of all ages.
Ron Alexander Memorial Lectures in Musicology – Nicholas Mathew, University of California Berkeley
Nicholas Mathew (UC Berkeley) presents a Ron Alexander Memorial Lecture in Musicology titled “The Posthumanization of Sound,” tracing musical ideas and institutional histories from Dane Rudhyar’s 1972 Berkeley lecture through connections between Paris and California.
Ancient Art of Voyaging: Micronesian Navigators
An evening at the California Academy of Sciences exploring traditional Micronesian navigators, star knowledge, and voyaging stories in a planetarium setting.
SHE Talks
Stanford experts share practical health insights on nutrition, movement as medicine, and preventive screenings, offering actionable tips for healthier living at a free morning talk.
Fulbright Turkey Information Session
Join a Fulbright Turkey information session with Dr. Ceren Uçan to learn about teaching, research, and study opportunities for U.S. scholars and students at Encina Commons, Stanford.
Risk, Responsibility, and the Path to Scale for Reforestation Carbon Credits
Stanford hosts a webinar on risk, responsibility, and scaling reforestation carbon credits, exploring price alignment between buyers and sellers and who should mitigate key risks.
Campfire Program
Free daily 30-minute campfire talks at Presidio Tunnel Tops where National Park Service rangers present Indigenous, military, and WWII internment histories for visitors of all ages.
Stanford Cancer Institute: 25 Years of LKB1/STK11 Tumor Suppressor
Stanford Cancer Institute presents a seminar on 25 years of LKB1/STK11 tumor suppressor research, featuring Reuben Shaw on breakthroughs in cancer research and translational oncology.
The Two Yawatas: The Modern Afterlives of Japan’s Early Modern Iron Industry
An academic lecture exploring how iron shaped Japan's transition from early modern methods to a modern industrial economy and the Meiji era.
Virtual Lecture Series | The Goddess: Images of Power
A virtual lecture exploring goddess imagery and power in Asian art.
Campfire Program
Free daily 30-minute campfire talks at Presidio Tunnel Tops where National Park Service rangers present Indigenous, military, and WWII internment histories for visitors of all ages.
Claude Steele on the Tension That Divides Us … and How to Overcome It
Renowned psychologist Claude Steele presents a live‑streamed Commonwealth Club talk on Mar 11 exploring the social tensions that divide us and practical ways to overcome them.
The Future of Independent Commissions in San Francisco
A public forum at the Women's Building on proposed changes to San Francisco's independent commissions under Proposition E, exploring accountability, reform options, and community impact.
Astronomy on Tap: NASA + Stanford Talks (SF)
Laid-back public astronomy talks by NASA and Stanford researchers at Standard Deviant Brewing in SF — free, no PhD required, bring a drink and curiosity.
Apple at 50
A special program at the Computer History Museum marking Apple’s 50th anniversary with talks, artifacts, and expert reflections on the company’s impact on computing, design, and culture.
Apple at 50: Five Decades of Thinking Different
CHM Live at the Computer History Museum marks 50 years of Apple with a conversation with leaders shaping tech culture, design, and personal computing.
Astronomy on Tap San Francisco - Two Talks
Two astronomy talks at a San Francisco brewery explore alien life and gravitational lensing.
NERD NITE SF
Nerd Nite SF at the Rickshaw Stop is an informal evening of short, entertaining science and nerd-culture talks for curious adults and students in San Francisco.
Campfire Program
Free daily 30-minute campfire talks at Presidio Tunnel Tops where National Park Service rangers present Indigenous, military, and WWII internment histories for visitors of all ages.
Apple - The First 50 Years
A lecture tracing Apple’s evolution from a garage startup to a global tech leader, highlighting key milestones and cultural impact.
After Dark: Crafty and Calculating
An after-hours exploration of math, computing, and fiber arts at ExplOratorium, highlighting women in STEM and the intersection of art and tech.
SF Bay Area and Environmental History
A lecture/book talk exploring the environmental history of the San Francisco Bay Area, tracing how natural forces and human activity have shaped the region’s ecology and landscapes over millennia.
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