Dartmouth Chemist Worked With Nobel Laureates
October 5, 2016
“This puts our field on the map,” says Associate Professor Ivan Aprahamian.
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Making Fish Food Less Fishy—and More Sustainable
September 26, 2016“Finding another way to feed fish in aquaculture systems is very important,” says Ben Colello ’18.
Connecting the Sciences, the Humanities, and the Future
September 23, 2016The Institute for Cross-Disciplinary Engagement holds its launching conference.
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.”
What Is College Writing—and How Should It Be Taught?
August 24, 2016Dartmouth conference yields new theories and data about the writing process.
An Ancient Greek Sword, a Pacifist, and a Senior Project
June 9, 2016Thomas Rover ’16, a student of classical Greece, uses a sword to study ancient infantry tactics.
Nivi Nagaraj ’16—an Engineer and a Dancer
June 6, 2016The biomedical engineering major researches orthopedics and performs Indian dance.
With Art, Amy Zhang ’17 Illuminates Science
May 26, 2016An undergraduate works with professors to unlock doors to understanding science.
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.