Professor Rahul Sarpeshkar recently gave a TEDx Talk entitled Analog Supercomputers: From Quantum Atom to Living Body. The video can be seen here.
News & Events
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Great turn out for the Department of Physics and Astronomy. We had 14 senior honor theses this year. Congratuations Class of 2018.
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Nobel Laureate Jerome Friedman visited Dartmouth on May 9th 2018 and gave a lecture titled “Are We Really Made of Quarks?.” Read more at https://news.dartmouth.edu/news/2018/05/nobel-laureate-physics-visit-dar...
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"I have worked on a lot of different and interesting problems, changing my research focus when something new grabbed my attention. I wish someone had told me early on that doing this was okay." says Karen Daniels '94 in a recent Physics News highlight: "Looking for Failure" : ...
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Physicists Find a Way to See the ‘Grin’ of Quantum Gravity
A recently proposed experiment would confirm that gravity is a quantum force and Dartmouth Professor Miles Blencowe is quoted throughout the article published by Quanta Magazine.
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Chandrasekhar Ramanathan’s group was well represented at the APS March Meeting in Los Angeles. Below are highlights from the Ramathan group.
Undergraduate Kent Ueno presented his research on Entanglement Spectral Statistics.
Graduate student Lihuang Zhu receiving one...
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“You might ask the question, ‘How small can you make a satellite and still do science with it?’ This has been a topic over the last decade or so.” says Professor Robyn Millan in a recent article about cubesat-class and other small satellites. Her full talk was given at the National Academies for the 60th anniversary of the launch of the first U. S. satellite, Explorer I. Find her full remarks at: ...
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Dartmouth College is considering construction of new student housing in College Park to increase undergraduate housing capacaty and allow for renovation of existing undergraduate housing on campus. However, the development would impact the park and Shattuck Observatory. A...
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Abhijeet Alase and Collaborators recently published an article in Physical Review B that was featured in an APS Synopsis.
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