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Embracing Nature’s Imperfections (American Scientist)

Marcelo Gleiser’s A Tear at the Edge of Creation makes “an important and provocative argument about the direction of current science,”...

Graduate Student Wins Scholarship from American Chemical Society

Chemistry PhD student Xin Su was recently chosen as a Chemical Abstract Services (CAS) Student Information Exchange Program scholar. CAS is...

Blanchflower Sees Risk of ‘Job Loss’ Economic Recovery (Bloomberg Television)

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Goodbye, Free Trade? (Wall Street Journal)

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Sustainability Research Considers Fish Farming

Professor Anne Kapuscinski and a team of six students spent summer term examining how a common food fish might address a big question. “How...

Taking Power Away From the N-word (CNN)

Jarrett Mathis ’09 is on a mission. He is visiting community centers in New York, talking to Black youth about the origins of the N-word...

Dartmouth Students Travel the Globe

Although Dartmouth students are hard at work with their fall term studies, nine of them took some time out to tell Dartmouth Now about the...

To Improve Health Care, Broaden the Role of Nurses

DMS faculty member David Goodman, M.D., was a member of a committee asked by the Institute of Medicine to study the role of nurses in the...

Donald E. Pease on The Book Show (Northeast Public Radio)

Theodor Seuss Geisel ’25 changed children’s literature when he began writing and illustrating books under the pen name of Dr. Seuss. His...

Dartmouth Professors Awarded Grant for Science Education in Rural Libraries

Daniel Rockmore (photo by Joseph Mehling ’69) Daniel Rockmore, the John G. Kemeny Parents Professor in Mathematics, and Marcelo Gleiser, the...