The Department of Physics and Astronomy at Dartmouth College is hosting a virtual visit for prospective PhD applicants for the 2026-2027...

A gift from Doug Arion ’79 will rebuild the 1871 telescope and restore the dome, with reopening expected in 2028.

Professors Lorenza Viola, Mattias Fitzpatrick, and James Whitfield are members of two newly formed Quantum Research Institutes funded by the NSF.

Kara Colley '98 has made a successful career in math education and curriculum writing. Her latest endeavor, My Hundred Friends, is a children's math book expected to be published this fall.

Rapid development in the field of non-Hermitian physics has led to contention over fundamental issues pertaining to observables in quantum mechanics.

One of the nation's largest graduate research fellowships in STEM recognized four Dartmouth Astronomy students.

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.

Indiana Jones might take the title for most exciting archeologic specialty, but galactic archeologists have got to be a close runner-up. By...