Up Front:
The human algorithm
Can computers simulate the complex workings of the human brain? Can algorithms replicate our humanity? What brain mechanisms separate humans from apes? From robots? Today and tomorrow, Dartmouth's Neukom Institute hosts "The Human Algorithm," a conference that will examine work currently underway to computationally analyze the rules that govern the human brain and human behavior.
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Vox the Vote
Cast your ballot to elect a new Association of Alumni Executive Committee, April 28-June 5, 2008.
Presidential Search
The search has begun for Dartmouth's seventeenth president.
Campaign for the Dartmouth Experience
Dartmouth has passed the $1 billion mark in its $1.3 billion campaign to advance leading-edge teaching and scholarship, enhance residential and campus life, and honor its commitment to making education accessible.
About Dartmouth
Founded in 1769 and a member of the Ivy League, Dartmouth includes an undergraduate arts and sciences program and four graduate schools: Arts and Sciences Graduate Programs, Dartmouth Medical School, Thayer School of Engineering, and Tuck School of Business.
