Mitochondria Undergo Dramatic Changes During Brain Cell Development
A new study led by biological sciences professor Robert Hill and PhD student Xhoela Bame could have important implications for treating neurodegenerative diseases.
Getting to Know Sarah Wasserman, Assistant Dean for Faculty Affairs
An accomplished scholar and academic administrator, Wasserman is dedicated to helping faculty do their best work.
‘America’s Political Pulse’ Tracks What Members of Congress Say and Do
Polarization Research Lab director Sean Westwood introduced a new online tool that tracks the rhetoric and actions of all 535 members of the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate.
‘100 Days of Baldwin’ Celebrates James Baldwin’s Centenary
The Institute for Black Intellectual and Cultural Life is honoring the author and civil rights activist's legacy with eminent scholars and writers, students, staff, and alumni.
A Filtration System Powered by Synthetic Molecules and Light
Potential applications for a light-controlled pump developed by Dartmouth scientists include filtering environmental pollutants and treating cystic fibrosis.
Welcome from Dean Smith
Dean Elizabeth F. Smith leads the Faculty of Arts and Sciences.
