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For the School of Medicine to accomplish its goal of enhancing the connection between the basic and the clinical sciences, it must have buildings capable of supporting this partnership. The school and the two hospitals are working to bring the two aspects of medicine together on the Stanford campus.
News Releases
LKSC
- Time will tell: Capsule containing centennial memorabilia interred in LKSC (8/20/2009)
- Ground broken on Center for Learning and Knowledge (4/30/2008)
- Fairchild falls to make way for the future (11/14/2007)
- Let's get ready to rumble—Fairchild Auditorium being prepped for demolition (10/17/2007)
- Design approved for medical school's 'front door' (2/21/2007)
- Paul, Millie Berg give $4 million to medical school (4/25/2007)
- Architecture firm selected to design medical school's new education center (3/8/2006)
- Trustees approve site, concept for education center (10/19/2005)
SIM-1
Medical center renewal project
- Medical center renewal project to provide $142 million to city (6/17/2009)
- Hospital project would boost Palo Alto coffers, study finds (3/11/2009)
- Report highlights how medical center benefits surrounding communities (11/5/2008)
- Hospitals' bold vision for new medical center wins praise (10/22/2008)
- Couple pledges $27.5 million to build new Emergency Department at hospital (11/14/2007)
- Medical center presents major building plan to Palo Alto (11/29/2006)
Clark Center
- Collaborative projects brewing one year later at Clark Center (11/3/2004)
- Clark Center, 'nucleus for a range of new research' opens (10/29/2003)
- Creative 'cauldrons' of research brew at new Clark Center (10/22/2003)
- Engineers, medical scholars team up to create new technologies to fight disease (10/22/2003)
- Outside Clark Center and around globe, Bio-X nurtures new research (10/22/2003)
- Seasoned chef brings world cuisines to Clark Center restaurant (10/22/2003)
Additional Links
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The Li Ka Shing Center for Learning and Knowledge
The Li Ka Shing Center for Learning and Knowledge at Stanford University School of Medicine will bring together cutting-edge medicine, modern education and advanced technology, by design.
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The Lorry I. Lokey Stem Cell Research Building (SIM1)
The building will house the Stanford Stem Cell Biology and Regenerative Medicine Institute, integrating researchers from multiple specialties and disciplines.
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Clark Center
The Bio-X Program at Stanford is broad-based and campus-wide. The Program is facilitated by a new Center (The James H. Clark Center), which began construction in June 2001.
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