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When he's not running Dartmouth's award-winning fMRI Data Center, Jack Van
Horn flies an airplane. He set a national aviation record on June 13 by
zigzagging around the state, landing at all 19 hard-surface, public airfields
in New Hampshire in just under five hours. "It was the perfect day to make
this landmark flight," said Van Horn, Research Assistant Professor of
Psychological and Brain Sciences. "We had perfect weather." Van Horn
has been a pilot since 1997, and he has been conducting research at Dartmouth
since 2000. His flight was sponsored by the Lebanon, N.H.-based Signal
Aviation flight school, which provided the airplane and the observer pilot,
Chris Santy, who confirmed that Van Horn landed at all 19 airfields.
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