My research focuses on understanding how pathogenic bacteria “think,” with the ultimate goal of being able to develop novel antibiotics and molecular inhibitors that can slow down or neutralize these harmful bacteria. To quote from the movie Starship Troopers: “To fight the bug, we first must understand the bug.”
When you’re walking though the woods, what you can see around you—those towering trees, flitting birds, tiny flowers peeking out from the damp forest floor—is only part of the rich forest ecosystem. To discover the rest, you must look underground.
To relieve rising oil demand and limit CO2
J. Lisa Christie's (MALS) research uses oral histories to explore how people of color experience life in majority white spaces.
Understanding how water in debris layers affects glacier melt is an important step in estimating future water supplies for the people who live downstream of debris-covered glaciers such as those found at the Third Pole.
The Dartmouth Graduate Alumni Research Award is funded through the generosity of alumni of Dartmouth graduate programs. Every school year, graduate students can apply for funding of up to $1000 to support their thesis research.
On May 7th, the Graduate Student Council (GSC) held elections for executive board positions for the 2019 – 2020 academic year.
Working with undergrads as a teacher or mentor provides unique benefits to graduate students, allowing them to develop their mentorship style and skills.
A call for proposals from private developers is being made public today.
Recipients of the 2019 Graduate Faculty Mentor Awards were announced at the Poster Session event on Tuesday, April 9. Established in 2005, this award recognizes and highlights the outstanding mentoring undertaken by Dartmouth faculty advisors in the graduate community.
