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  1. Experts focus on biomedical innovations and precision medicine
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    Stanford's Center for Innovative Study Design convened experts on biomedical innovations and precision medicine for two days in March 2017 at SCPKU.
  2. New North Korea sanctions a plausible step yet unlikely to break long-standing deadlock
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    North Korea launched its first intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) on July 3, a first for the country that has increasingly advanced proliferation and testing over the last three years despite condemnation from the international community.
  3. Stanford scholar examines how international institutions evolve when confronted with rising countries
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    What happens when rising countries like China, India and Brazil collide with international organizations still operating from a post-World War II landscape?
  4. Inaugural cohort of Ukrainian Emerging Leaders selected
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  5. U.S.-Russian teamwork kept nuclear weapons safe
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    “Nuclear weapons stink when taken apart,” a Russian nuclear weapons engineer told his audience. The year was 2000, and he spoke to a group of Russian and American experts who were attending a workshop in Sarov, the Russian Los Alamos, on how to safely dismantle nuclear weapons.
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