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Themistoklis Haris '21 wins Town Prize in CS

Themis Haris '21 won the Town Prize this year in Computer Science.
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The Myth and Magic of Generating New Ideas

Dan Rockmore ponders how we generate new ideas in this article for The New Yorker. (Illustration by Ana Galvañ)
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Dartmouth CS hiring tenure-track faculty in cybersecurity

We invite applications for a tenure-track faculty position at the level of assistant professor (exceptional candidates at other ranks will be considered) in the broad area of cybersecurity.
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Dartmouth CS hiring 3 tenure-track faculty lines

We are inviting applications for 3 tenure-track faculty positions at the level of assistant or associate professor in the areas of (1) Machine Learning, (2) Algorithms, and (3) Computation for Physical Systems (sensors, cyber-physical systems, graphics and computational design, robotics, and visi
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Robots and AI to support research on harmful blue-green algae

Alberto Quattrini Li leads a multi-institution effort supported by a $3 million NSF grant (renewable to $5.9 M) for lake monitoring of Blue-Green Algae through robotics and big data technologies.
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Dartmouth team receives NSF grant for underwater robots

Alberto Quattrini Li (PI), Devin Balkcom (Co-PI), Xia Zhou (Co-PI), Bo Zhu (Co-PI), Jesse Casana (Anthropology, Co-PI), and Dave Lutz (Environmental Studies, Senior Personnel) were awarded a $400,000 NSF Major Research Instrumentation grant.
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Andrew Campbell Presented with SIGMOBILE Test of Time Award!

Huge congratulations to Andrew and his co-authors on winning a 2019 SIGMOBILE Test of Time paper award, which recognizes outstanding papers that have had a lasting impact on the field of mobile computing. The award was presented at ACM MobiCom 2019, Los Cabos, Mexico.
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Lorie Loeb receives NSF Grant

Petra Taylor (Thayer, PI), Lorie Loeb (Co-PI), Laura Ray (Thayer, Co-PI), and Scott Pauls (Math, Co-PI) were awarded a $2.8M NSF Accelerating Discovery Award for their project "Infusing Data Science into Undergraduate STEM Education."
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Prof. Peter Winkler begins job at Museum of Mathematics

Prof. Winkler was appointed "Distinguished Chair of the Public Dissemination of Mathematics" at the National Museum of Mathematics, in New York City.
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Can Mobile phones/Wearables Predict Workplace Performance?

Shayan Mirjafari (CS PhD student, pictured), Pino Audia (Tuck), Andrew T. Campbell (CS) and a multi-university research team funded by an $8 Million IARPA MOSAIC grant set out to answer this question.
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