Assistant dean for postdoctoral affairs Victoria Alden Blodgett passed away on Wednesday, November 4 after a valiant battle against cancer. Her generosity of spirit, kindness, and powerful advocacy for the Dartmouth postdoc community will be greatly missed.
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With the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown, many of us turned to the kitchen – some of us because we couldn't keep away from the fridge as we worked from home, and others because the increase in time at home meant we could experiment with baking and cooking where previously we hadn't the time.
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When the Guarini board members were in town last fall for their inaugural meeting, students from across the Guarini School had an opportunity to network and to share ideas with them.
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Modern computer chips can perform trillions of computations per second. However, the human brain can vastly outperform high-powered computers in terms of tasks in vision, learning, and pattern recognition. This is even more impressive when you consider that the human brain is making all of these calculations while running on a granola bar and cup of coffee.
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Back in 2018 Physics and Astronomy graduate student Avery Tishue was interested in connecting with a program that worked with K-12 outreach in underserved communities. For around twelve months prior, undergrad Hannah Margolis had been looking for a way to integrate her mentoring work more permanently in the Dartmouth community.
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