Frontiers in Medicine 2026: Multipliers Music
Ivy Lee Koh MD '32, PhD '30 Radiation Oncology, Cancer Biology Emily Kuo MA/MS '26 Neuroscience, Electrical Engineering, Music Technology James Poe MD '30 Neurosurgery, Immunology, Neuro-oncology Youngyoon Amy Seo MD '29 Ophthalmology, Community Health Frontiers in Medicine is Stanford Medicine’s annual marquee event. In 2026, we explored the multiplier phenomenon in medicine and research; the idea that when the right minds collaborate, progress accelerates exponentially. Hear from Stanford researchers and clinicians who demonstrate that principle—a chemist and oncologist joining forces against pancreatic cancer, a cardiologist working with oncologists to solve a problem created by cancer cures, and an engineer and radiologist developing a profoundly better stroke intervention. Joining them are leaders Dean Lloyd Minor, MD, and President and CEO David Entwistle, sharing how Stanford’s deeply integrated approach to patient care, research, and education creates an ecosystem where multipliers like these thrive—and how your partnership amplifies every discovery they make. Witness this powerful reminder that together we can accomplish more than we can on our own. Visit frontiersinmedicine.stanford.edu to learn more.
via YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6dV3smMaKlM
Ivy Lee Koh MD '32, PhD '30 Radiation Oncology, Cancer Biology Emily Kuo MA/MS '26 Neuroscience, Electrical Engineering, Music Technology James Poe MD '30 Neurosurgery, Immunology, Neuro-oncology Youngyoon Amy Seo MD '29 Ophthalmology, Community Health Frontiers in Medicine is Stanford Medicine’s annual marquee event. In 2026, we explored the multiplier phenomenon in medicine and research; the idea that when the right minds collaborate, progress accelerates exponentially. Hear from Stanford researchers and clinicians who demonstrate that principle—a chemist and oncologist joining forces against pancreatic cancer, a cardiologist working with oncologists to solve a problem created by cancer cures, and an engineer and radiologist developing a profoundly better stroke intervention. Joining them are leaders Dean Lloyd Minor, MD, and President and CEO David Entwistle, sharing how Stanford’s deeply integrated approach to patient care, research, and education creates an ecosystem where multipliers like these thrive—and how your partnership amplifies every discovery they make. Witness this powerful reminder that together we can accomplish more than we can on our own. Visit frontiersinmedicine.stanford.edu to learn more.
via YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6dV3smMaKlM
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