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Teaching students to apply critical thinking to new technology prepares them to lead.
Latest Dartmouth Research News
Faculty and students alike seek answers to pressing questions about harmful pollutants, the housing crisis, future storm risks, and climate change, among many other issues central to our time.
Hany Farid to Receive McGuire Prize for Societal Impact
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The AI expert pioneered the field of digital forensics.
Summit Highlights Campus as a Living Lab
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Researchers spotlight projects on climate scholarship.
American Academy of Sciences and Letters Inducts Three
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President Beilock, Dean Steven Leach, and Professor Mary Lou Guerinot honored.
Dartmouth-UNDP Symposium: ‘There Is Hope Here’
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Attendees heard a call for coordinated collective action on youth mental health.
Outdoor Engagement as a Path to Well-Being
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First day of UNDP symposium looks at Dartmouth nature-based programs.
Trustees Discuss Draft Compact, AI
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Board members also celebrated the Hop and were briefed on admissions and the endowment.
Dartmouth to Mark Research Initiative’s First 10 Years
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The Academic Cluster Initiative advances research and expands learning opportunities.
Dartmouth Convenes Gathering on Youth Mental Health Crisis
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An Oct. 26-28 symposium co-hosted by the UNDP is bringing the world to Dartmouth.
Archaeologist Alum Wins MacArthur Fellowship
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Kristina Guild Douglass ’07 is a trailblazer in community-engaged archaeology.
Raising Money for a Charity? Don’t Bark Up the Wrong Tree.
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Dartmouth study finds people without pets are more philanthropic than cat or dog owners.
Research Shows There Are No Easy Fixes to Political Hatred
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Study finds that interventions to reduce partisan animosity have fleeting effects.
Dartmouth Leads at the 2025 Climate Week NYC
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Faculty and staff have organized three major events at this year’s gathering.
How Climate Shapes Soil Fungal Traits
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A Dartmouth-led study reports on the global distributions of microbial traits.
Multipurpose Robots Take Shape
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Form-shifting bots pieced together from modular blocks master an array of tasks.
Dartmouth NEXT in Action: Sonia Meytin ’26
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The Coulter Scholar researches female reproductive health across the gender spectrum.
How ‘Scrumping’ Apes May Have Given Us a Taste for Alcohol
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To guide more research, a Dartmouth paper coins a term for eating ripe fallen fruit.
Changes in Diet Drove Physical Evolution in Early Humans
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Hominins had a taste for high-carb plants long before the teeth to eat them.
Dartmouth Joins New National Center on AI and Mental Health
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The university’s research in AI and digital therapy earns it a leading role.
Dartmouth Researchers Participate in Latest NASA Missions
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Satellites launched July 23 will study Earth’s radiation belts and magnetic shield.
Dartmouth Wins Six CASE Awards
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Advancement, Office of Communications are recognized.
Wading Into Research at Woods Hole
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Students make the most of the Semester in Biological Discovery program.
Study: Winter Jet Stream Was Erratic Before Climate Change
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A Dartmouth team finds volatile phases predate significant climate change effects.
AI Helps Streamline Patient Portal Messages
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New tools lighten clinicians’ workload by clarifying and organizing patient queries.
