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Sam Scott’s Biography

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Former newspaper reporter turned senior writer for Stanford magazine. Always looking for a story.

Sam Scott’s Journalist Portfolio

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Fight Song

Fight Song

Jose Padilla's 40-plus years of "lawyering against power" began with a win before a skeptical judge-his fathe…

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Life Is Sweet

Life Is Sweet

Carolyn Bertozzi's introduction to the sugars that coat the outsides of our cells was short and, well, sweet.…

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Hot Wings

Hot Wings

The first time Norris Tie heard a plane break the sound barrier, he was working as an engineer at a spacecraf…

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Last Time Pandemic Came to Campus, a Dozen Students Died

Last Time Pandemic Came to Campus, a Dozen Students Died

Even before the pandemic swept across campus in the fall of 1918, Stanford was a place transformed. America's…

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Intestinal Fortitude

Intestinal Fortitude

His dentist may have found it odd, but David Relman was walking in venerable footsteps when he arrived for hi…

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A Hard Look at How We See Race

A Hard Look at How We See Race

The first time Jennifer Eberhardt presented her research at a law enforcement conference, she braced for a co…

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The impact of ethnicity on longitudinal humoral and cellular immune responses to SARS-CoV-2 booster vaccination

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By Chris Martin, Joshua Nazareth, Lucy Teece, Sam Scott, Amar Jarkhi, Mrinal Kanti Das, Luke Bryant, Nisha George, Victoria Wenn, Denny Vail, Aleesha Karia, Paul Moss, Brian Willett, Andrea Tattersall, Ashley D Otter, Cathy Rowe, Pranab Haldar, Andrea Cooper, Manish Pareek, Marjan Gohar, Valerie Renals, Bassam Hallis
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Abstract Ethnic differences in SARS-CoV‑2 vaccine immunogenicity have been reported after primary vaccination, but it remains unclear whether these disparities persist following booster doses or whether patterns of immune boosting and waning differ across ethnic groups. In this longitudinal study of healthcare workers enrolled in the BE‑DIRECT cohort, we evaluated humoral and cellular immune responses before booster vaccination, 3–4 weeks afterwards, and at approximately six months.
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Tech Support

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By Sam Scott
| Hoover Institution
Dull, dirty, and dangerous. For decades, the “Three D’s” were viewed as the ideal types of jobs for robots. A fourth D—domestic—was not so much in the discussion. And for good reason, says Steve Cousins, PhD ’97, executive director of the Stanford Robotics Center. Early robots—like hydraulic arms—were dangers themselves. “For the first 40 years of robotics actually doing work in the world, robots were kept behind safety cages,” Cousins says.
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Canada's Serene Lakeside Mountain Village Is A Breathtaking Oasis For Outdoor Adventure

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By Sam Scott
| Yahoo Style Canada Verified
The landscapes of British Columbia are known for their beauty. Swaying meadows frame soaring rocky peaks and sparkling lakes, bursting vibrant green in the warmer months and thickly blanketed with snow come wintertime. A fairytale spot to visit is Whistler, Canada's storybook village tucked in the Pacific Coast Mountains. Equally as picturesque is Pemberton, a sleepy village packed with rural charm just a short drive north of Whistler.
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