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An Indian-language research paper opens pathways for multilingual science communication.
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.
Working to Combat Propaganda in Overlooked Languages
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Fabrice Niyigaba ’27 builds the first AI tool to flag misinformation in a Bantu language.
Melding Digital Design and Music to Make Art
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Students collaborate in using AI to enhance creativity.
Dartmouth Recognized for Newsletter, Alumni Campaign
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CASE awards honor work from the Office of Communications and Tuck School of Business.
AI Mistakes Can Cost Doctors Time When Writing to Patients
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Errors, extra details in AI-drafted responses can saddle physicians with more editing.
AI’s Growing Role in Glaciology
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Symposium showcases how new tools are accelerating discovery in polar science.
Douglas Van Citters Named 14th Dean of Thayer
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The Dartmouth Engineering alum and professor has served as interim dean for 18 months.
How Fear and Social Pressure Are ‘Overarming’ the U.S.
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A Dartmouth study shows how to restore the social cost-benefit balance of firearms.
Study Shows Octopuses’ Impressive Ability to Navigate Space
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Researchers demonstrate invertebrates can solve a spatial problem using a mirror.
AI’s Future Depends on Today’s Choices
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Panel discussion on “The AI Doc” shifts attention from hype to human impact.
Dartmouth Researchers Assess Agentic AI
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Across campus, scholars balance the promise of autonomous AI with its pitfalls.
Brian Plancher Wins Toyota Research Institute Grant
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The robotics systems researcher will work on safer tech for next-generation vehicles.
Nina Pavcnik Named Inaugural Dean of Arts and Sciences
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The economist is committed to advancing liberal arts education and research excellence.
Study Finds Wetter Storms Mean Drier Conditions Over Time
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The world’s rainfall is increasingly packed into bigger storms and longer dry spells.
Earth Sciences Professor Named DCAL Director
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Robert Hawley will lead the Dartmouth Center for the Advancement of Learning.
Morphy the Corpse Flower In Full Bloom. And Stench.
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The 23-year-old titan arum is again drawing visitors to the Life Sciences Greenhouse.
James Haxby Elected to the National Academy of Sciences
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The professor specializes in computational cognitive neuroscience and neural decoding.
Brian Pogue and Nick Jacobson to Receive Innovation Awards
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The Dartmouth Technology Innovation Awards ceremony will be held on May 14.
People’s Opinions Can Shape How Negative Experiences Feel
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Study finds what others say can bias perceptions of pain and mental effort.
An On-the-Ground Look at Food and Sustainability in Italy
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Students immerse themselves in food, culture, and climate.
Search Underway for New Leader of the Magnuson Center
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The expanded center will unite faculty, students, staff, and alumni to advance innovation.
Researchers Study Snow and Soil at Dartmouth Skiway
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Scientists assess how changes in snowpack affect soil carbon and nutrient retention.
Magdalena Bezanilla Named AAAS Fellow
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The distinction recognizes her pioneering research on plant cell growth and development.
Coring for History in the Second College Grant
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Students collect sediment samples from a remote pond in northern New Hampshire.
