Training

Seminars

Upcoming seminars are listed in the calendar of events.

Tutorials: These seminars present material for cross-disciplinary education about cancer research and nanotechnology.

Research Seminars: These seminars present topics in ongoing research in cancer nanotechnology.

Graduate Programs

Nanomaterials

The Department of Chemistry and the Center for Nanomaterials Research at Dartmouth offer a graduate program on nanomaterials and chemistry. For more information see the Ph.D. program section of the Center for Nanomaterials Research website.

Nanotechnology in the health sciences

The departments of Pharmacology, Chemistry, and Engineering offer graduate degrees in this exciting area. For more information, contact Ursula Gibson, Joe BelBruno, or Alan Eastman.  This opportunity is funded by the NSF GAANN program.

Undergraduate Program

Nanomaterials Courses

Dartmouth College offers undergraduate courses in nanotechnology for both science and non-science majors, including history, ethics, and technical content.  Current course opportunities include ENGS 9, ENGS 74, and ENGS 134.  More information about these courses may be found on the Dartmouth Registrar's website.

Research Experience for Undergraduates

Summer research opportunities for undergraduates are available through the Center for Nanomaterials Research at Dartmouth's REU program, funded by the DOD ASSURE Program and administered by NSF.  More information may be found on the CNR@D website.