A large white shark approaches the tagging boat.
Stanford scientists: Tags reveal white sharks have neighborhoods in the North Pacific
North Pacific white sharks follow a rigid migration route, always returning to the same spot on California coast.  Video
Paul Ehrlich
Paul Ehrlich: Change human behavior or global civilization is doomed
JANELLE WEAVER
Paul Ehrlich, professor of ecology, is in Barcelona to receive the Margalef Prize for lifetime achievement in Ecology and Environmental Sciences.  Video
Students Ariel Smith and Taryn Peacock
Pulitzer finalist Bulrusher spotlights race, identity in the 1950s
A collaboration between the Drama Department and Blackstage Theater Company, Bulrusher will be performed Nov. 5-7 at the Nitery Theater.
Illustration of racing photons
Gamma-ray photon race ends in tie; Einstein wins this round, Stanford researchers say
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Gamma-ray photons racing for 7.3 billion years arrive in virtual dead heat, proving Einstein right.  Video

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