Unusual Pa 30 nebula likely stems from merger of dying stars observed in 1181.
Paying tribute to staff members' efforts, creativity, and determination.
Dartmouth physics major helps explain what makes neutron stars shine so bright.
The world's largest aerospace professional society selected Hudson for her lasting contributions to the field.
Professor Aaron Dotter will collaborate with researchers from Belgium and France to deliver innovative models of rotating stars that will unlock new insights in the understanding of planetary evolution.
Dartmouth's 2022 Award winners are, clockwise from top left, Yi-Hsin Liu, Caroline Robertson, Jeremy Manning, Bo Zhu, Ina Petkova, and Alberto Quattrini Li. (Photos by Eli Burakian '00, Robert Gill, and Katie Lenhart)
This fall, Assistant Professor of Physics and Astronomy Burçin Mutlu-Pakdil can be seen as a life-size 3D-printed statue as part of "#IfThenSheCan — The Exhibit", a collection of 120 statues of leading women in science, technology, engineering, and math.
2022 Senior Honors Graduates - Shadi Ali Ahmed, Chris Candelora, Owen Eskandari, Clara Goldberger, Paola Karapataki, Ted McManus, Astoria Zehua Song, Ben Squarer, Ian Stiehl, Timothy Strang
"The rate at which magnetic field lines reconnect is of extreme importance for processes in space that can impact Earth," said Yi-Hsin Liu, an assistant professor of physics and astronomy at Dartmouth. "After decades of effort, we now have a full theory to address this long-standing problem."
Dartmouth is home to the first tunable superfluid circuit using electron-like atoms. At a lab in Wilder Hall, Daniel Allman, Guarini '23, left, and physics professor Kevin Wright observe a segment of the first superfluid circuit that uses ultracold electron-like atoms. (Photo by Robert Gill)
