This month, young scientists will get a first-hand look at what advanced researchers are doing, and they'll also show and explain their own STEM projects, at two daylong campus events.
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On Friday, January 17, the Dartmouth College Postdoc Association (DCPDA) gathered with colleagues from the University of New Hampshire (UNH) in celebration of National Postdoc Research Day at a symposium held in the Hanover Inn, Dartmouth.
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In April this year, Curtis Peterson, then Academic Chair of the Graduate Student Council, hosted the annual Three Minute Thesis contest (3MT) at the top of the HOP. The event encourages graduate students to think about the elevator pitch they must be ready to give to explain the impact of their work to a general audience, using only one slide.
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What do you get when three scientists and a group of curious like-minded people walk into a bar? If the pub is the Salt hill in Lebanon, then you have a good chance of being right if your answer is Science Pub. This monthly event has been running regularly for the past seven years and has seen Dartmouth faculty from almost every field of science research, and a sprinkling of humanities faculty, gather to share their perspectives on topics as diverse as Music, Genetics, Black Holes, and Beer, with several in between.
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Dr. Marga Gual Soler is a leading international expert in science diplomacy. During a recent visit to Dartmouth, Dr. Gual Soler shared insight into her profession, and her commitment to developing the next generation of science diplomats.
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