The model maps changes in users' emotions rather than the specific content of texts.

The projects apply fluid simulation techniques to understand phenomena in fields as diverse as public health and digital manufacturing.

Dartmouth Alumni Magazine features CS Alum George Boateng who developed Africa's first mobile-based coding program.

Dartmouth researchers use radar technology to discover obscure electronic devices.

A New Yorker article by Dan Rockmore, director of the Neukom Institute for Computational Sciences, covers "an evening of math puzzles" hosted in New York City by Peter Winkler, William Morrill Professor of Mathematics and Computer Science.

Professor Amit Chakrabarti's work from 2001, developing a new way of analyzing communication protocols using information theory, is being recognized with a 20-year Test-of-Time Award by IEEE FOCS 2021.

Dan Rockmore, professor of mathematics and computer science, reviews Philip Ording's 99 Variations on a Proof in "The New York Review of Books".

A study uses smartphones and fitness trackers to predict job performance.

The Washington Post reports on new results from the StudentLife study led by Andrew Campbell, which is tracking the mental health and behaviors of 200 college students over their four years of college.

Prof. Torresani has developed a new deep-learning approach for automatic recognition of actions in video.