Dan Rockmore, Director, and the William H. Neukom 1964 Distinguished Professor of Computational Science. Dan came to the College in 1991, after completing his undergraduate work at Princeton University and earning his Ph.D. at Harvard University. In 1995, he was one of 15 scientists awarded a five-year Presidential Faculty Fellowship from the White House for excellence in education and research. He is a member of the external faculty at the Santa Fe Institute and since 2005, Dan has directed its Complex Systems Summer School. The Institute is the pre-eminent center in the world for research in complex systems, the discipline that brings to bear computational methods for investigations into the structure of evolutionary phenomena.
At Dartmouth, Dan holds appointments in two academic departments, Mathematics, where he is also Chair, and Computer Science. In his deep commitment to interdisciplinary study, Dan is poised to continue and further advance the interdisciplinary nature and scope of the important work that the Neukom Institute is doing.
Rockmore's Student Applies Mathematical Tools to Wall Street
Dartmouth Mathematicians Calculate the Numbers on Literary Style
