"This Issue Truly Connects to Everyone in the World"

PhD student Chunmeng Wang (ecology, evolution, environment, and society) earned recognition at the Guarini Poster Session for research on how climate change is reshaping irrigation and food production worldwide. Read more.

Dartmouth Graduate Students Honored for Teaching Excellence

Twelve graduate students earned this year's Outstanding Graduate Student Teacher recognition, nominated by the undergraduates whose Dartmouth experience they shaped. Meet the honorees, from chemistry and math TAs to research mentors and writing tutors, and read what their students had to say. Read more.

On Capitol Hill, Guarini Students Offer "A Preview of the Future of Science"

In April, four Guarini School doctoral students traveled to Washington, D.C. for the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) Catalyzing Advocacy in Science and Engineering (CASE) workshop. 

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Meet the Students Behind the Work

Guarini School Students Earn Nine NSF Fellowships

Nine Guarini students have earned National Science Foundation (NSF) Graduate Research Fellowships, bringing the school's total to 24 active fellows this fall. Recipients span physics and astronomy, bioinformatics, cognitive neuroscience, number theory, ecology, and engineering. Read more.

"This Is the Future, and I Wanted to Take Part In It"

Computer science PhD candidate Amel Docena earned recognition at the Guarini Poster Session for research on autonomous robots that can actively monitor and restore environmental properties, such as air quality, over time. Read more.