What, Exactly, Is Delight? Can It Be Designed and Measured?
June 26, 2017
In an experimental course, students bring smiles to couples dealing with dementia.
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Student Scientists Win Goldwater Scholarships
April 10, 2017Three Dartmouth undergraduates received the competitive prize this year.
Why ‘Don’t Even Start’ Doesn’t Work With Teenagers
January 10, 2017Researcher David Bucci flips the neural switches to replicate an “adolescent brain.”
State-of-the-Art MRI Brain Scanner Arrives at Dartmouth
August 29, 2016Researchers use the machine to answer questions about the organization and functioning of the brain.
NSF Funds Research on How Attention Works in the Brain
August 26, 2016Professor Peter Tse ’84 says attention is central “to almost everything we consciously do in life.”
Cultural Ambassadors: 2016 Fulbright and DAAD Recipients
June 6, 2016Eight students and alumni have been offered grants to study and teach around the world.
Come to Think of It—or Not: How Memories Can Be Forgotten
May 25, 2016Dartmouth researchers have shown how one can deliberately “forget” unpleasant memories.
How to Banish Bad Memories (‘The Daily Mail’)
May 11, 2016Dartmouth’s Jeremy Manning talks about a new study on ways to deliberately forget bad experiences.
Sophomore Wins Goldwater Scholarship
April 13, 2016Nicholas Norwitz ’18, a neuroscience and biology double major from Newton, Mass., has been named a Goldwater Scholar—one of 252 sophomores and juniors from throughout the United States to receive the honor this year.