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In
May of 1998 a group of Stanford faculty, led
by James Spudich, organized a grass roots effort
to initiate a bold enterprise, known informally
as Bio-X, to facilitate interdisciplinary research
and teaching in the areas of bioengineering,
biomedicine and biosciences.
Stanford Bio-X operates across the Schools of Humanities
and Sciences, Engineering, Medicine, Earth Sciences
and the School of Law. In September of 1998 Provost
Rice and Vice Provost Kruger created a Planning Committee
consisting of faculty from the three Schools. This group
developed Stanford Bio-X and the concepts of a radical
new building, now called The James H. Clark Center.
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