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Economist David Blanchflower tracks “a collapse in the well-being of young people.”
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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.
Eric Fossum Honored in White House Ceremony
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The vice provost was awarded the National Medal of Technology and Innovation.
Students Assess CO2 Emissions From President’s House Lawn
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The project is one example of how Dartmouth uses its campus as a lab.
Study Uses Game Theory to Rethink Our Pandemic Responses
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Dartmouth researchers find masking, social distancing compete for public support.
Going Remote and Back in Time
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Researchers study an ancient fossil reef system in the Northwest Territories.
Searching for Signs of the Oldest Animal Life on Earth
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Professor Justin Strauss looks for fossils of marine sponges in the Canadian Rockies.
Tiny Animals in the Ocean May Help Solve the Carbon Problem
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A Dartmouth-led study turns CO2 into food that zooplankton expel deep into the sea.
DALI Lab Drives Innovation
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Technigala and Y Combinator events feature tech projects from Dartmouth.
New Course Takes a Critical Look at AI Technologies
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Professor Jed Dobson assesses artificial intelligence from a humanities perspective.
Secrets of the Corpse Flower Revealed
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Dartmouth scientists sniff out the genes that stir up the bloom’s pungent odor.
Susanne Mehrer Reappointed as Dean of Libraries
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Mehrer’s third term as head of Dartmouth Libraries officially begins in July.
Workshop Explores the Intersection of Neuroscience and AI
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A two-day Dartmouth event investigates the evolving ties between the two fields.
Dartmouth Study Lauded as Key New Climate Science Insight
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Professor Justin Mankin’s research group quantified the global economic costs of El Niño.
Felix Davis ’26 Develops Microclinics for Rural Ghana
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Help from Dickey and Magnuson centers, labs, and faculty make his vision a reality.
People Infer the Past Better Than the Future, Study Finds
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Conversations shape how we make guesses about the past and predict the future.
Former Dartmouth Professor Wins Nobel Prize
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Victor Ambros was a geneticist at Geisel School of Medicine and helped discover microRNA.
Vaccine Research at Dartmouth Gets a Boost
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Byrne Foundation donates $1 million to help launch several new vaccine initiatives.
Childhood Social Interactions Can Combat Stereotypes
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Study shows time spent in day care has long-lasting impact in judging others.
Serotonin Levels in Brain Increase With Reward Value
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Study shows how the neurotransmitter responds to rewards on a short timescale.
Ice Cores Show Pollution’s Impact on Arctic Atmosphere
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Dartmouth study solves a marine mystery by tying ocean biomarker to pollution levels.
West Antarctic Ice Sheet May Disappear by 2300
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A Dartmouth-led study compiles 16 models for the clearest projection of melting after 2100.
Accelerating Innovation Based on Pandemic Lessons
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Researchers say COVID vaccine procurement can be a model for other major missions.
Risky Play Exercises an Ancestral Need to Push Limits
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Dartmouth anthropologists tout the benefits of monkey bars for child development.
Study Finds Highest Prediction of Sea-Level Rise Unlikely
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Paper questions model of rapid polar ice collapse, but says retreat is still dire.
