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Data Acquisition and Governance
Data Acquisition and Governance specialists provide data consultation, data licensing, data onboarding, and data access services for individual GSB faculty members and the larger GSB community.
Research Labs & Initiatives
We house multiple labs and initiatives that enable faculty research, drive innovation, and promote interaction among academic disciplines and across audiences.
The Hubbub: News from the Research Hub
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The Hubbub, Winter 2025
This issue features the release of a searchable archive of GSB faculty publications, Stanford's new GPU cluster, a tale from the archive, Hub updates, and more. -
The Hubbub, Summer/Fall 2024
This issue features The GSB Preserve, a transition in Yen support, grant assistance, Hub updates, and recent faculty publications. -
The Hubbub, Spring 2024
This issue features a Yen cluster expansion update, how to plan for research data agreements, Hub updates, and recent faculty publications.
The Hubbub: AI Supplement
A spin-off of The Hubbub: News from the Research Hub, the AI Supplement is a new and evolving channel for discussing AI developments at the GSB. This content is available to GSB faculty, staff, and doctoral students.
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AI Supplement, Issue 6
Preview AI highlights from the research computing survey, access a quick start guide to AI and teaching, learn more about Stanford's new GPU cluster, and more. -
AI Supplement, Issue 5
For GSB faculty, doctoral students, and staff. Share your AI needs, learn about OpenAI's Researcher Access Program, access materials from the AI Research Faculty Talks, and more. -
AI Supplement, Issue 4
For GSB faculty, doctoral students, and staff. Catch up on the latest AI-related workshops, the release of GPT-4o mini, Zoom's AI Companion, select GSB faculty projects, and more.
Recent News
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New Resource: MSCI Climate Data
Stanford researchers now have access to over 80 distinct data tables containing more than 3,000 climate change metrics. -
New Resource: GrayHair New Mover Data
Stanford researchers have access to GrayHair New Mover data, which is a dataset that contains individual consumers' residential moves within the U.S. starting in 2009. -
New Resource: PeakMetrics Data
Through a collaboration with faculty members, Stanford GSB Library, and Stanford University Libraries, Stanford researchers can now work with PeakMetrics data.