The NYT writes of "A New Era of Internet Attacks Powered by Everyday Devices." Dartmouth's CS department and ISTS are ready!

Scientists at Dartmouth College and the University of Manitoba have developed technology that allows the wrist to be used like a joystick, enabling smartwatch users to control apps using a simple wrist gesture.

3DPrint.com article features research co-authored by CS Prof. Wojciech Jarosz allowing novice users to 3D print objects that can balance in multiple orientations.

DartNets lab presented DarkLight in ACM MobiCom'16 and won the Best Video Award....

Sean Smith recently discussed the risks of self-driving cars (and plugged his upcoming book on the risks of the Internet of Things) on NHPR's "The Exchange."

CS Prof.'s smartphone experiment foreshadows a future where surrendering privacy may prevent dangerous behaviors.

Prof. Zhou discusses her research on a light-sensing system that can track our behavior.

Dartmouth College computer science professor Hany Farid has developed technology to help scrub extremist content from the internet.

The Wall Street Journal features Prof. Jarosz's research creating a smart spray paint can which "knows" what image it wants to paint.

The authors, including our very own Prof. Dan Rockmore, suggest Wikipedia improvements to reflect how easily content can be verified.