stanford school of medicine at stanford research park
MISSION STATEMENT
We empower leading scientists to realize the exciting potential of translational research.
Vision Statement
Our goal is to be the ideal destination for life sciences research in an environment that fosters learning and well-being.
SoM Operations in SRP
The SRP Operations Team in the Office of Facilities Planning & Management serves SoM personnel based in SRP, providing a sense of community to SoM colleagues and ensuring their operational needs are met promptly and efficiently.
Stanford Research Park
Stanford Research Park (SRP) was established in 1951. The world’s first university research park, the site has been called “an engine for Silicon Valley”. SRP is spread over 700 acres, bordered by Page Mill Road, El Camino Real, Foothill Expressway, and Arastradero Road. Its 79 buildings include 10 million square feet of real estate and house more than 150 different companies, including biotech and tech firms, and their 29,000 employees.
Stanford University School of Medicine in Stanford Research Park
Stanford University School of Medicine (SoM) occupies 15 buildings in SRP, at a total of 1 million square feet. SoM’s space in SRP represents one-third of the school’s total research square footage and is home to basic and clinical researchers.
srp news
Grant for Mental Health
The Center for Dissemination and Implementation will receive $37 million to improve access to effective mental health services, including underserved populations.
Michele Barry on elevating women leaders in climate and health
The director of the Stanford Center for Innovation in Global Health says increasing women’s participation in discussions about climate change and health is key to finding solutions that will benefit a broad range of people. “We need to have more women physically at the tables where these crucial decisions are being made.”
Rooted in the Land
Stanford Research Park (SRP) unveils Rooted in the Land, an art installation by Saif Azzuz honoring Muwekma Ohlone medicinal traditions and native Bay Area plants.
srp spotlights: why we love it here
“We see a lot of collaborations here.”
– Farbod Tabesh
PostDoctoral Scholar, Molecular Imaging
“Surprised by how much space in the park and all the new equipment, great natural lighting.“
– Malavika Ramarao
Life Science Research Professional