Stanford University, a private research university in Stanford, California, and one of the world's most prestigious institutions, with the top position in numerous rankings and measures in the United States [1].
Les Bourgeois de Calais by Auguste Rodin [2]

People

• Louis Chatriot
• Jens Christensen
• L. Stephen Coles
• Truman Collins
• Stuart Cracraft
• Alvin M. Despain
• Edward Feigenbaum
• Derek Farren
• Richard Fikes
• Samuel Fuller
• Matthew L. Ginsberg
• David Gleich
• Bill Gosper
• Thomas Hubert
• Donald Knuth
• Jan Eric Larsson
• Barbara Liskov, née Barbara Huberman
• Sanjoy Mahajan
• John McCarthy
• John Moussouris
• Todd W. Neller
• Ryan Porter
• Paul S. Rosenbloom
• Stuart Russell
• Arthur Samuel ^[3]
• Ilya Sutskever
• Daniel Templeton
• Sebastian Thrun
• Meiji Wang
• David Wilkins

Chess Programs

• Huberman
• Kotok-McCarthy-Program developed at MIT
• Paradise

Matches

• Stanford-ITEP Match

External Links

• Stanford University
• Stanford University from Wikipedia
• Computer History Exhibits Photo Tour created January 2000 by Gio Wiederhold
• 2010 Stanford Engineering Heroes
• Stanford University channel on YouTube

References

1. ^ Stanford University from Wikipedia
2. ^ Les Bourgeois de Calais by Auguste Rodin in the Memorial Court of the Main Quad, on the Stanford University campus. Photo taken September 2004 by Introvert, Wikimedia Commons
3. ^ Arthur Samuel: Pioneer in Machine Learning by John McCarthy from Stanford Computer History Exhibits

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