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There’s going to be a rising tide of all kinds of new organisms like in the place where I am sitting now.

Matthew Ayres, professor of biological sciences, speaking from a tent in the White Mountains

Bloomberg

8/16/2023

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Six Faculty Members Selected for the Ivy+ FAN Fellowship

8/03/2023

The program supports emerging leaders who will foster inclusivity at their schools.

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Charles Wurster’s Fight of a Lifetime: Protecting the Environment and Birds

7/21/2023

Charles Wurster, who as a research associate at Dartmouth in 1963 linked bird deaths to the use of DDT on elm trees in Hanover, died this month at 92. Wurster also co-founded the Environmental Defense Fund.

The Boston Globe

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How Do PFAS Interact With Lake Food Webs?

6/13/2023

In a report on a study of how PFAS compounds in six N.H. lakes affect wildlife, ecologist Celia Chen ’78, Guarini ’94, says, “The reason that PFAS is on everybody’s radar these days is because there’s a real emerging literature on the human health effects.”

New Hampshire Bulletin

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Consortium for Interacting Minds Launches at Dartmouth

5/31/2023

The new group supports research in the study of human interaction.

Consortium director and the consortium's principal investigators.

Quoted

People attempting a personal best time can think about race locations and average temperatures to pick a venue based on how their body type is adapted to perform.

Ryan Calsbeek, professor of biological sciences

BBC

5/11/2023

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Body Type May Give Athletes Upper Hand in Certain Climates

5/10/2023

Study links runners’ performance to climate adaptation and rules of ecology.

Man on racing bike with measurement lines overlain

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