Prabhat Hedge is a PhD candidate in enigineering sciences. Prabhat's poster, Considering Retreat Can Lead to More Robust Adaptation Strategies in Nourishment-Dependent Coastal Communities, won an award at the 2025 Guarini Graduate Student Poster Session.
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On Saturday, May 3, high school and middle school students from across New Hampshire and Vermont gathered on the Dartmouth campus for the Upper Valley Brain Bee–a day dedicated to making neuroscience fun, accessible, and engaging for teenagers. Organized by Guarini graduate students Jessa Burling and Aine Scholand, both first-year doctoral students in the integrative neuroscience program, the event combined a lively neuroscience fair with an academic competition designed to challenge students' understanding of the human brain.
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The Guarini School of Graduate and Advanced Studies welcomed more than 350 students, faculty, staff, and guests to the Ballroom at the Hanover Inn on April 9 for its signature spring event: the annual Guarini Graduate Student Poster Session. The evening highlighted the creativity, rigor, and impact of graduate research at Dartmouth.
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Two graduate students in Robert Hill's research group have been awarded prestigious predoctoral fellowships, and, with a third, have co-authored an article recently published in Nature Neuroscience.
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Record-breaking rainfall across the northeastern United States is part of a larger trend, a new study suggests. Since 1996, states from Maine to West Virginia have seen an abrupt increase in extreme precipitation—heavy rain and snow resulting in storms that can produce up to 2 inches of water a day, depending on location. These extreme events—tropical cyclones, thunderstorms along fronts, and extratropical cyclones like Nor'easters—have coincided with warming sea surface temperatures in the North Atlantic.
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