Summer

This project will use machine learning to identify risk factors and causes of stillbirth from verbal autopsies collected in Bangladesh, India and Pakistan.

Apply machine learning to a novel WHO global dataset to define risk of mortality associated with clinical signs of illness in young infants

Countries of the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) have struggled to achieve levels of economic growth on par with emerging economies in other parts of the world. How can we characterize economic development trajectories in the MENA region?

We seek an RF to support studies on evidence-based global health interventions. The RF will contribute to lab activities. Current projects include housing health impacts, malaria prevention, and climate resilience metrics area.

This research opportunity explores Shang Dynasty (1600–1050 BCE) archaeology using ceramics and excavation data from Anyang and the Yellow River Valley. Students apply statistics and ArcGIS to analyze patterns in material culture, space, and daily life.

The Stewardship Intern Program is an opportunity for Stanford students to work at Jasper Ridge Biological Preserve ('Ootchamin 'Ooyakma) to develop skills in ecology, natural history & field work, while learning about research, education & stewardship with a team of scientists.

The Western Electricity Coordinating Council (WECC) is a non-profit corporation that exists to assure a reliable Bulk Electric System in the geographic area known as the Western Interconnection. 

This program explores South Africa’s heritage crisis through collaborative, community-centered practice. Students work across cities and the Karoo to rethink preservation, learn ethical curation, and build digital heritage stories using GIS and archival tools.

This field school at UNESCO-listed Chavín de Huántar trains students in excavation, conservation, and archaeological methods at a key Andean ceremonial center. Participants explore temples, canals, and newly found underground spaces to study early state religion and power.

This field school takes place near medieval Adriatic powers Dubrovnik and Venice, at two burial sites on a former slave route. Students gain hands-on training in excavation, recording, bioarchaeology, landscape archaeology, GIS, UAV mapping, and osteology.