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Luciana de O. Torres

Graduate, Vice Provost and Dean of Research

BioI am a Brazilian judge with nearly a decade of experience in the judiciary, committed to delivering fair, efficient, and well-reasoned decisions within a complex legal system. Throughout my career, I have developed a strong interest in how technology can enhance access to justice and improve institutional performance.

I hold a Master’s degree in Law and Technology from Cornell University, where I deepened my understanding of the intersection between legal systems and emerging technologies. This experience strengthened my commitment to innovation and inspired me to explore practical applications of artificial intelligence in the legal field.

I am now seeking to further advance my knowledge in technology and artificial intelligence in order to develop creative, impactful solutions that address real-world challenges. My goal is to contribute to initiatives that improve people's lives, promote efficiency in public institutions, and expand access to justice through thoughtful and responsible use of technology.

Contact Info
lucianat@stanford.edu

Joanne de Pierre

Graduate Office Assistant, Hume Center
Course Asst-Graduate, Management Science and Engineering
Student Tour Guide, VIS

Christina De Rama

Administrative Coordinator to the Chair, Pathology Ops Business Office

Carolina Temer de Sá

Adm Svcs Admstr 1, School of Medicine - Office of Academic Affairs

BioCaro de Sá is a Research and Program Officer in Stanford Medicine’s Office of Faculty Development and Engagement. In this role, they evaluate and support existing faculty development and engagement programs within the office, create content that promotes inclusivity within academic medicine, and assist with planning for events and initiatives in the School of Medicine. Caro obtained their BA in Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity from Stanford University, where they focused on community-building through arts-based practices, cooperative living spaces, and queer-affirming organizations.