Ever wondered why kids instinctively love monkey bars? Or why apes move so deliberately in the trees?
The Rural Rivers Project explores how social, technical, and ecological factors converge to impact flooding disasters in Vermont's inland river systems.
Emily Sigman researches how to make maple syrup from trees in contaminated sites.
The faculty are among 471 scientists and innovators to be honored this year.
Associate Professor of Anthropology Chelsea Kivland discusses the discrimination and other problems Haitian migrants are facing after they are depo
Study finds lower stress levels for new mothers when support people are present.
In her new book, Maron Greenleaf explores how the market forces threatening rainforests worldwide can be marshaled to help protect them.
A study shows how prenatal exposure to extreme violence altered the gene expression of children conceived in Rwanda during the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi.
It was a year marked by commitments to housing, sustainability, dialogue, and impact.
Six faculty members joined Dartmouth's house communities this fall.
