The Conversation
In a story about efforts to uncover illegal gold mining in Madre de Dios, Peru, Dartmouth's David Lutz describes how his research combines commercial NASA satellite images from the past five years with algorithms to monitor mining activity.
The New York Times
A story about “endemic misinformation” cites a new paper in which Dartmouth’s Brendan Nyhan poses the question, “Why are misperceptions about contentious issues in politics and science seemingly so persistent and difficult to correct?”
Spectrum
"Children with genetic conditions linked to autism perform atypically on a test of binocular rivalry," reports Spectrum about a study led by Dartmouth's Caroline Robertson that linked autism-related conditions to altered visual perception.
The Atlantic
In her new book, historian Annette Gordon-Reed '81 writes that, "in the case of Black people, limitations of the history and possibility of our origin stories have helped create and maintain an extremely narrow construction of Blackness."
The Conversation
In a story about efforts to uncover illegal gold mining in Madre de Dios, Peru, Dartmouth's David Lutz describes how his research combines commercial NASA satellite images from the past five years with algorithms to monitor mining activity.
The New York Times
A story about “endemic misinformation” cites a new paper in which Dartmouth’s Brendan Nyhan poses the question, “Why are misperceptions about contentious issues in politics and science seemingly so persistent and difficult to correct?”
Spectrum
"Children with genetic conditions linked to autism perform atypically on a test of binocular rivalry," reports Spectrum about a study led by Dartmouth's Caroline Robertson that linked autism-related conditions to altered visual perception.
The Atlantic
In her new book, historian Annette Gordon-Reed '81 writes that, "in the case of Black people, limitations of the history and possibility of our origin stories have helped create and maintain an extremely narrow construction of Blackness."
The Conversation
In a story about efforts to uncover illegal gold mining in Madre de Dios, Peru, Dartmouth's David Lutz describes how his research combines commercial NASA satellite images from the past five years with algorithms to monitor mining activity.
The New York Times
A story about “endemic misinformation” cites a new paper in which Dartmouth’s Brendan Nyhan poses the question, “Why are misperceptions about contentious issues in politics and science seemingly so persistent and difficult to correct?”
Spectrum
"Children with genetic conditions linked to autism perform atypically on a test of binocular rivalry," reports Spectrum about a study led by Dartmouth's Caroline Robertson that linked autism-related conditions to altered visual perception.
The Atlantic
In her new book, historian Annette Gordon-Reed '81 writes that, "in the case of Black people, limitations of the history and possibility of our origin stories have helped create and maintain an extremely narrow construction of Blackness."
