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Scot Drysdale's Last Lecture

Prof. Scot Drysdale gave his last lecture today, after 38 years with the Computer Science department. Scot can be seen below at one of his last office hours.
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Dartblog: Prof. Campbell one of "best professors in Hanover"

Check out Dartblog's coverage of our very own Prof. Andrew Campbell.
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Xia Zhou Receives NSF CAREER Award

Professor Xia Zhou earns the National Science Foundation’s top award for junior faculty who exemplify the role of teacher-scholars.
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Scientific American interviews Prof. Wojciech Jarosz

Scientific American discusses the physics behind rainbows with Prof. Jarosz.
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Dartmouth's "Magic Wand" for home healthcare

Dartmouth researchers develop a digital "magic wand" system to improve home healthcare.
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Dartmouth Investigates Believability of CGI Faces

Dartmouth-Berkeley team investigates whether humans can still distinguish real faces from CGI faces.
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A Computer Scientist’s Serendipitous Sabbatical

Prof. Andrew Campbell describes his sabbatical experience in Rawanda.
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Can Technology Companies Do More To Track Terror Content?

Hany Farid co-developed the technology that tracks child pornography. He tells NPR's Scott Simon that similar software could be used to track terror content if tech companies were willing to use it.
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CS Security Research in the News

Quartz runs article on our "Science of Human Circumvention of Security" project, featuring the work of PhD student Vijay Kothari and Prof Smith.
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Students win "Best Cyber Security Solution" award

PhD student Jason Reeves, working with undergrad Chris Frangieh, win "Best Cyber Security Solution" award for Jason's thesis research.
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Recent Publications

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Healthcare Information Technology's Relativity Problems: A Typology of How Patients' Physical Reality, Clinicians' Mental Models

Sean W. Smith, R. Koppel

Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association
Privacy-Preserving Screen Capture: Towards Closing the Loop for Health IT Usability

J. Cooley, Sean W. Smith

Journal of Biomedical Informatics
Cell sorting analysis of geographically separated hypersalineenvironments

Olga Zhaxybayeva, Ramunas Stepanauskas, Nikhil R. Mohan, R. ThanePapke

Extremophiles
Absolute Free Energies of Biomolecules from Unperturbed Ensembles

Gevorg Grigoryan

Journal of Computational Chemistry

Events

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Mar 09

5:30PM
DALI Lab Project Demos
Top of the Hop, Hopkins Center for the Arts

Ever wondered what the folks at the DALI Lab are up to? Come find out at our End of the Winter Term event. Demos of current and on-going projects by 16 student teams.
Mar 15

12:00AM
Winter Term 2016
no location

Winter term ends
Mar 28

12:00AM
Spring Term 2016
no location

Spring term begins
Apr 12

4:15PM
"It's Fine," They Said. "Just Ship It," They Said.
Carson L02

People are putting nearly everything they can on the internet for no other reason than because they can. Part of the ISTS "RIOTS" Spring Speaker Series.
May 10

4:15PM
You Don't Own Your Car
Carson L02

Your automobile is doing things behind your back and sometimes against direct commands from you. Part of the ISTS "RIOTS" Spring Speaker Series.
May 17

4:15PM
Hardware Based Security for GE's Industrial Control Systems
Carson L02

GE is leading efforts to harden industrial controllers against sophisticated cyber attack. Part of the ISTS "RIOTS" Spring Speaker Series.