New Theory for Detecting Light in the Darkness of a Vacuum
Miles Blencowe, the Eleanor and A. Kelvin Smith Distinguished Professor in Physics, and Hui Wang, Guarini ’21, a postdoctoral researcher, have described an experiment that could allow researchers to produce and detect light in a vacuum, as demonstrated in the illustration below. (Photo by Robert Gill)
Faculty Awards Recognize Teaching and Scholarship
Thirteen professors received awards from the Faculty of Arts and Sciences this year.
Study: Heavy Rains in Northeast Made Worse by Climate Change
Lead author Huanping Huang, Guarini ’19, worked in the Applied Hydroclimatology Group at Dartmouth and is currently a postdoctoral fellow in the Climate and Ecosystem Sciences Division at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.
Dartmouth Remembers Marye Anne Fox, Guarini '74
Marye Anne Fox, Guarini ’74—who died in May after a long struggle with Parkinson’s disease—earned her PhD in chemistry at Dartmouth.
Mentor Training Offered to Grads and Postdocs
Dartmouth's affiliation with CIMER Program is an initiative spearheaded by Guarini Graduate Student Council president Eva Childers and vice-president Curtis Petersen, Dean Jon Kull, in collaboration with the Dartmouth C3I.
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