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Research & Science

Video: Cool robots

Since 2003, student and researchers from the Thayer School of Engineering have been designing a lightweight mobile robot that enables deployment of instrument networks in Antarctica.

Video: Dartmouth researchers build world's smallest mobile robot

In a world where "supersize" has entered the lexicon, there are some things getting smaller. Dartmouth researchers have contributed to the miniaturizing trend by creating the world's smallest untethered, controllable robot.

Video: Discovery Supercomputer Cluster

Discovery is a collection of 101 computers, or nodes, with a total of 342 CPUs, 11 Terabytes of disk space, and 600 Gigabytes of memory.

Video: The ethics of stem cells

Stem cell research is an issue at the crossroads of medicine, politics, economics, and bioethics. Ronald M. Green discusses the issue of genetic and biomedical ethics.

Video: Racing into the future

Students at Dartmouth's Thayer School of Engineering have been working to design and build a formula race car with a hybrid engine

Video: Studying the similarites between active and passive learning

Dartmouth researchers have determined that people can acquire motor skills through the "seeing" as well as the "doing" form of learning.

Technology

Video: The Computer and the Campus: An Interview with John Kemeny (1991)

In the modern era, it was John Kemeny who made Dartmouth a world leader in college computing.

Video: Technology and the Academy

Three Video Case Studies from Dartmouth