Understanding natural climate oscillations is imperative to determining the amount of anthropogenic impact on climate change. The arctic is currently warming two-to-three times as fast as the global average, a phenomenon known as artic amplification, causing glaciers at high latitudes to melt at unprecedented rates.
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Last June, I was able to participate in an ice core drilling project in Alaska's Denali National Park, thanks in part to the support of the Alumni Research Award. Our field team, organized by Dr. Erich Osterberg and Dr. Bess Koffman (Colby College), included Gabe Lewis, a Dartmouth Ph.D.
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Dr. Gifford Wong spoke last month to a multidisciplinary audience at the Dartmouth Center for the Advancement of Learning (DCAL). Wong graduated from Dartmouth in 2015 with a PhD in Earth Sciences and has since transitioned to a policy role in Washington DC. His first foray into policy came early in his PhD when he attended the American Geophysical Union's annual meeting.
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My research framework on the Android malware detection system (DBank & FARM) discovered two previously unknown Android banking trojans and two rooting malware, respectively. These four have been confirmed by the Google Android Security Team. Qian Han used funds from the Guarini Alumni Research Award to perfect his Android malware detection system framework (Photo: Q. Han)
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Currently enrolled graduate students, engaged in thesis research at Dartmouth College can apply for an Alumni Research Award during the spring term of each calendar year. (Deadline: May 6) Please submit the application to the Guarini School.
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