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Dec 04, 2025
Dartmouth Engineering Professor Appointed as a Lead Author on UN Climate Change Assessment Report
Professor Erin Mayfield is a lead author for the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Seventh Assessment Report, one of the world's most influential assessments of the science related to climate change.News
Nov 18, 2025
New Ocean Simulations Uncover Possible Link Between Subsurface "Storms" and Antarctic Ice Loss
Nov 05, 2025 | Dartmouth Engineer
Professor Kim Samkoe Lights the Way to Better Cancer Diagnosis and Surgical Precision
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environment coastal & offshore
Nov 19, 2025
Undersea Storms Are Melting Antarctic Glaciers from Below
Features research co-authored by Professor Yoshihiro Nakayama, that describes storm-like ocean circulation patterns beneath Antarctic ice shelves that could cause aggressive melting with major implications for global sea-level rise projections.
EdTech
Nov 11, 2025
AI in Computer Science Education: Closing the New Digital Divide in K–12
Professor Rafe Steinhauer is quoted in an article about efforts in K-12 schools to integrate generative AI guidelines and instruction into curricula and policy. "[School] districts are never going to have more power to shape the use of GenAI in their communities than right now, so it's imperative that they act collectively, guided by their core educational values," said Steinhauer.
MIT Sloan School of Management
Nov 03, 2025
AI agents, tech circularity: What’s ahead for platforms in 2026
Professor Geoffrey Parker is one of four experts outlining four emerging trends that show where platforms are heading next. "The code assistance is certainly here," said Parker. "It's valuable, but the tech debt is actually a strategic risk and could be really expensive, especially for incumbent organizations."
The Chronicle of Higher Education
Oct 29, 2025
How to Restore Joy to the Classroom
Professor Eugene Korsunskiy and his "Joy Cards" are included in an article about finding joy in the classroom. Each card contains an activity designed to elicit joy.
Research Quick Takes
Dec 04, 2025
Better Printed Solar Cells
Postdoc Yanan Li, PhD students Julia Huddy and Masha Klymenko, and Professor Will Scheideler coauthored "Spatial-Uniformity–Driven Bayesian Optimization for Rapid Development of Printed Perovskite Solar Cells" published in Small. (This came out of work recently funded by DOE in Scheideler's SENSE Lab.) "Metal halide perovskites are a promising emerging solar technology, but challenges in reliability and large‑area scalability still hinder widescale adoption. This work uses a machine‑learning–driven Bayesian optimization approach to improve the uniformity of printed perovskite films—addressing a key bottleneck for scaling low‑cost, roll‑to‑roll manufacturing and enabling higher‑efficiency, more reliable solar cells," said Scheideler.
Nov 20, 2025
Toward Optimal Auctions
PhD student Mai Pham, will present her paper, coauthored with professors Vikrant Vaze and Peter Chin, titled "Advancing Differentiable Mechanism Design: Neural architectures for combinatorial auctions" for a workshop at the Conference on Neural Information Processing Systems. Although auctions are considered an effective way of allocating limited resources when demand is high, designing auctions that are simultaneously optimal for the participants, system operator, and greater society is challenging. The paper presents a new approach that leverages modern deep learning architectures and algorithms to meet this challenge.
Nov 20, 2025
TERMIS-AM Conference Winner
Postdoctoral Research Fellow and Founder and CEO of NovaGyn Becca Thomson '20 Th'21 Th'25 attended the Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine International Society Americas Conference in Detroit. There she was a finalist in the Business Plan Competition and winner of the $1,000 People's Choice Award and $2,000 Judges' Award. "Winning these awards was an incredible honor and a huge validation for NovaGyn's mission of advancing surgical solutions in women's health," said Thomson. "I'm thrilled that our innovative approach to tissue engineering resonated with both experts and the community. This recognition motivates us to continue pushing the boundaries of regenerative medicine and bring meaningful solutions to patients worldwide."