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Dartmouth to Host AI at 70 Conference
Seventy years after hosting the summer workshop that launched the field of artificial intelligence, Professor Peter Chin is helping convene a national conversation this fall around some of its most consequential questions.
Dartmouth to Participate in NSF-Funded Institute to Meet Quantum Computing Challenges
Dartmouth Engineering Professor Mattias Fitzpatrick was named a member of the institute together with James Whitfield, an associate professor of physics at Dartmouth, and will receive over $2 million to help accelerate the development of quantum computing.
Slowing of Antarctic Ice Loss Likely Not a New Trend
Dartmouth Engineering Professor Yoshihiro Nakayama is co-author of a study published in Nature showing that the slowdown of Antarctic ice sheet mass loss from 2021–2023 may be explained by a temporary increase in snowfall.
Dartmouth Launches K-12 Community Partnership
Professor Rafe Steinhauer delivered the keynote address, and several Thayer students helped run workshops for more than 60 educators from 15 public schools participating in the collaboration between Dartmouth and Upper Valley educators.
Program Offers Entrepreneurship Training for the Energy Transition
More than 100 students participated in the inaugural year of the Irving Institute's Energy Ventures program.
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Aug 13, 2026
Power Electronics Poster Award
PhD students Lukas Song and Kishalay Datta, postdoc Yanqiao Li, and Professor Jason Stauth received a Best Poster Award at this year's IEEE Workshop on Control and Modeling for Power Electronics at the University of Cambridge. The award was for the paper "Analysis and Design of a Piezoelectric Resonator Based 2:1 Hybrid DC-DC Converter," which proposed introducing added inductors and capacitors back into the piezoelectric power converter.
Aug 13, 2026
Advancing HDR Brachytherapy
PhD student Kevin Willy, and Thayer co-authors Megan Clark Th'25 and professors Petr Brůža and David Gladstone, were Science Council Session Winners at the American Association of Physicists in Medicine (AAPM) Annual Meeting in Vancouver. Their paper, "Advancing HDR Brachytherapy: Real-time optical in vivo dosimetry with source tracking," focuses on measuring treatment and dose parameters for high-dose-rate brachytherapy. The topic was identified by AAPM as being "at the frontier of medical physics."
Aug 13, 2026
IEEE PES Prize Paper Award
Professor Junbo Zhao won the IEEE Power & Energy Society Technical Committee Prize Paper Award for "A topology-based edge computing framework for digital power system small-signal stability analysis," published in IEEE Transactions on Power Systems. The proposed framework leverages the computation and communication capabilities of Intelligent Electronic Devices to reduce the burden on the control center and facilitate the digital transition.
Aug 13, 2026
AFOSR Young Investigator Award
Professor Wesley Marrero received a Young Investigator Program Award from the Air Force Office of Scientific Research (AFOSR). The award provides $450,000 over three years to advance the scientific foundations of interpretable artificial intelligence for time-varying decision environments. Marrero will develop methods for learning optimal decision strategies with tree-like structures or under user-defined interpretability rules. The project is motivated by challenges that deployed medics face when making rapid triage and evacuation decisions in austere environments. "For AI tools to be effective and trusted by military leadership, they must adapt to fast-changing scenarios and deliver logical recommendations that can be easily understood," he said.
