One of the nation's largest graduate research fellowships in STEM recognized four Dartmouth Astronomy students.
Graduate students and postdocs across 24 disciplines brought their research to the Hanover Inn Ballroom. It was the first Guarini poster session to include postdocs, and a milestone celebration of 10 years of the Guarini School.
Graduate student Rayna Rampalli was accepted as one of eight in the 2026 class of the Heising-Simons Foundation's 51 Pegasi b Fellowship.
Undergraduate students, PhD students, and staff helped physicist Kristina Lynch complete a key phase of her NASA-funded aurora research mission.
Dartmouth physicists participated in the 2026 APS Global Physics Summit.
Graduate student Artemis Theodoridis is using her latest catalog of red giant stars to prove to the asteroseismic community that TESS data is worth paying attention to.
Three Dartmouth physics professors have proposed a new experiment that would further our understanding of how gravity and quantum mechanics interact with each other.
Graduate student Cassidy Metzger publishes her work identifying TeV-emitting HBL galaxy candidates
Prof. Robyn Millan will head a nationwide team working to study Earth's magnetosphere.
Prof. Rufus Boyack and Dr. Nikolay Gnezdilov have solved a long-standing problem about the nature of superconductivity
