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Deardra Fuzzell
Manager and Designer of Exhibitions, Special Collections
Museum Curator 2, Special CollectionsBioI manage a robust, collaborative exhibition program for the Stanford Libraries that showcases interdisciplinary scholarship, highlights core collections, and serves as a primary point of engagement with the campus community and beyond.
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Idan Gabdank
Senior Biocuration Scientist, Biomedical Data Science
Current Role at StanfordManage data wrangling and curation for innovative cutting-edge single cell and CRISPR screen experiments within the Billion Cell Project funded by CZI, serving as a key member of the Lattice team at Stanford working in close collaboration with CZI and academy labs to ensure standardized data processing and quality control across high-throughput experimental datasets. Integrate AI tools and automate cloud-based pipelines for data validation and curation, streamlining quality assurance processes and reducing manual oversight requirements while maintaining data integrity standards.
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Magda Gad
Metadata Librarian for Middle East Resources, Metadata Department
Current Role at StanfordMetadata Librarian for Middle East Resources &
Middle East and South Asian (MESA) team lead.
Metadata Services Department
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Izzy Benjamin Gainsburg
Social Science Research Scholar, Center on Philanthropy and Civil Society
Research Scholar, Institute for Research in the Social SciencesBioI'm a social psychologist and Associate Director of Stanford University’s Politics and Social Change Lab (PASCL). There, I help lead the lab’s research program, cultivate partnerships with government and civil-society organizations, translate findings for practitioners and the public, and chart PASCL’s strategic direction.
My scholarship clusters around three threads:
1. Persuasion and Intervention Design (with a side of Artificial Intelligence) – designing and evaluating persuasive appeals and interventions to promote prosocial behavior and flourishing, and exploring how AI can enhance these efforts.
2. Compassion, Moral Concern, and Altruism – investigating psychological factors that influence compassion, altruistic behavior, and moral concern toward distant or abstract entities such as animals and future generations.
3. Meta-Science and Field-Building – identifying and promoting the highest-impact research questions and interventions, and developing novel methods (including AI-based approaches) to maximize social scientists' positive impact on society.
Before Stanford, I was a postdoctoral fellow at the Harvard Kennedy School and the University of Michigan’s Ross School of Business. I received Ph.D. in Social Psychology from Michigan (2020) and my B.A. in Psychology from Tufts University (2011).
Outside the lab, you'll find me spending time with family and friends, playing all the sports, improvising dishes in the kitchen, and doing various nature-y things in nature.
