CS students Justin Chan'16 and Tianxing Li, working in DartNets Lab, won the Neukom Prize for Outstanding Undergraduate and Graduate Research in Computational Science.

The Neukom Institute for Computational Science at Dartmouth College is pleased to announce the first annual Neukom Institute Prizes in Computational Arts. These competitions aim to inspire innovations in computational methods that generate artistic products, such as literary, musical, and visual art.

Work by Professor Andrew T. Campbell and Professor Xia Zhou seems to indicate it can, as reported by NPR's WGBH. The group developed the SmartGPA app that automatically infers various student behavior including studying, partying, and sleeping. These human signals are used as input to a model that predicts GPA within 17 hundredths of a point.

DartNets Lab, co-directed by Professor Andrew T. Campbell and Professor Xia Zhou, presented their HiLight System at ACM MobiSys'15, winning the Best Demo Award.

Anna Knowles ’16 was the 2015 National Champion in the McDonald Scholarship Challenge on May 2 at the 2015 Intercollegiate Horse Show Association (IHSA) National Championship Show at the Eastern States Exposition Fairgrounds in West Springfield, Mass....

A new study by Daniel Rockmore and Keith Carlson and a colleague from the University of Virginia found that the opinions from the highest court in the land are getting longer, easier to understand, and quite a bit grumpier, reports The New York Times.

Dartmouth Now features an article on our very own Emily Whiting, describing her research that reaches across the boundaries of Architecture and Computer Science.

This year's Dartmouth Computer Science Research Symposium (CSRS) takes place on May 8th, 2015. It will feature exciting talks, posters, and good food! Open to the Dartmouth community, students across campus are encouraged to attend.

Celebration of student work at the intersection of technology and art. Lorie Loeb interview by NHPR.

A CS student was honored with a best poster presentations award during Graduate Student Appreciation week for poster "A Quantitative Analysis of Writing Style on the U.S. Supreme Court."