Postdoc's Paper Wins Cell Biology's Top Honor
Postdoc Gregory Schwarz, Landino Lab, recently won the American Society for Cell Biology's Paper of the Year Award. His work rebuilt cell components in a test tube, revealing how membrane composition shapes protein patterns during cell division. Read more.
Guarini Celebrates National Postdoc Appreciation Week
A lantern arch, a community breakfast, and a week of events across campus honored Dartmouth's postdoctoral scholars for the 17th annual National Postdoc Appreciation Week — recognizing the research and mentorship they bring to Guarini. Read more.
Cracking Bacterium's Biofuel Code
Kristina Stephens, a postdoctoral researcher from the Lynd Lab, helped map how a heat-loving bacterium breaks down tough plant fibers — a discovery that could speed up converting agricultural waste into biofuel. Read more on Scienmag.com.
First MET Cohort Lands Jobs Across the Energy Sector
Within two months of graduation, 68% of Dartmouth's inaugural Master of Energy Transition class had job offers or advanced study placements, landing at BP, FERC, NYISO, and more. Grads credit the program's mentorship and career treks. Read more.
Studying Human Behavior Patterns for Social Good
Zhongyu Ouyang (computer science) is teaching machines to understand human behavior and using that insight for social good. Backed by the Alumni Research Award, her research compares machine and human responses to reveal what makes us human. Read more.
Applications for 2027-28 Are Open
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