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  • Dartmouth Provides Unparalleled Research Opportunities for Undergraduates

    March 30, 2011

    From left, Katie Powers, a graduate student in Psychological and Brain Sciences, and Sophie Palitz ’13 conduct research alongside Dartmouth faculty. When Sophie Palitz ’13 conducted research alongside Lincoln Filene Professor in Human Relations Todd Heatherton, she experienced a unique quality of Dartmouth College: the vast opportunities for undergraduates to work directly with distinguished faculty and utilize rare tools.

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  • Upper Valley Students Share Results of Mercury Research at Dartmouth

    February 21, 2011

    Science students from Stevens High School in Claremont, N.H., and Woodstock Union High School  in Woodstock, Vt., will come to Dartmouth on February 23 to share the results of their research on mercury in the watersheds of New Hampshire and Vermont. The students participated in the Twin State Mercury Project, part of a larger regional mercury project supported by Acadia Partners at the Schoodic Learning Center in Maine’s Acadia National Park and led by Sarah J. Nelson of the University of Maine (Orono).

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  • Investigator Spotlights

    December 6, 2010

    Dartmouth researchers were awarded $18.6 million during August, including $7.5 million in new and competing awards. View the complete list of awards, as reported by the Office of Sponsored Projects. Here, Dartmouth Now spotlights three investigators and their work. Xiahong Feng, the Frederick Hall Professor in Mineralogy and Geology National Science Foundation

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  • Sustainability Research Considers Fish Farming

    October 12, 2010

    Professor Anne Kapuscinski and a team of six students spent summer term examining how a common food fish might address a big question. “How can we design systems that are integrated and that we hope will meet renewable energy needs, food needs, and use water sparingly?” she asks.

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