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New Study Paves the Way for Better Control of Interactions Between Oscillators
A Dartmouth study demonstrates a new way to use simple components to tune and control the behavior of harmonic oscillators—used in everything from clocks to car suspensions.

Douglas Van Citters receives 1964/2014 James Wright '64a Outstanding Leadership Award
The classes of 1964 and 2014 selected Van Citters in recognition of his responsible leadership in the ongoing life of the College, particularly with the undergraduate student body.

A New Way to Engineer the Structure of Metals Comes to Dartmouth
Dartmouth Engineering professor Rebecca Gallivan coauthored a study with colleagues at Caltech that demonstrates a revolutionary way to precisely control the microstructure of metal alloys.

Student Team Highlight: Dartmouth Formula Racing
Members of the 2025 DFR Team reflect on this year's competitions, challenges, and joys of engineering innovation and teamwork.
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Aug 07, 2025
IEEE Power & Energy Society Award
Professor Junbo Zhao received a 2025 IEEE PES Technical Committee Prize Paper Award for "State Estimation for Integrated Energy Systems: Motivations, Advances, and Future Work" published in IEEE Transactions on Power Systems.

Aug 07, 2025
High-Performance Flexible Oxide Electronics
Research Associate Le Minh Nhut, Saifur Rahman Th'25, PhD students Simon Agnew '22 and Sam Ong, and Professor Will Scheideler coauthored a paper published in Advanced Functional Materials on flexible amorphous metal oxide transistors incorporating graded 2D homojunctions. These ultrathin materials could be used for high-performance wearable displays for virtual and augmented reality.

Jul 24, 2025
Novel Complex Impedance Imaging Methods
PhD students Allaire Doussan and Sophie Lloyd, and Professors Ethan Murphy and Ryan Halter are coauthors of "Comparison of Complex Open Domain Electrical Impedance Tomography (EIT) Methods" published in IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Engineering. The paper focuses on complex EIT methods and introduces a novel method for handling inversions in permittivity reconstructions.

Jul 10, 2025
Foundational Science Award
Professor Katie Hixon received Geisel's Special Recognition in Foundational Science Award. Honorees were selected by the Research Excellence Awards Committee for their outstanding scholarly contributions.