Congratulations to the winners for taking their research beyond the printed page! "It's exciting that I'm making science exciting," says grand-prize winner Jason Davis '25.

Susanna Schellenberg, Rutgers University gave a lecture in February 2024 on Subjective Perspectives and Self-Representation.

Seventeen offered Fulbrights to teach, study, or conduct research abroad next year.

After taking Professor Jonathan Phillips' Introductory Cognitive Science Course, Eli Hecht '23 was hooked on the mind. The following summer, he asked Professor Phillips if he could become involved in the PhilLab.

Dave Kenneth Tayao Cayado, Queen Mary University of London gave a lecture on Tuesday, April 11, 2023, 5:00 pm, Moore B03.

Melanie Kos graduated this past spring from Dartmouth with a degree in cognitive science and a focus area in decision making, as well as an...

Ashley Laveriano '24 & Ivan Tochimani-Hernandez '24 won the People's Choice award for their video on the Dartmouth Agroforestry Project....

When the director of Welcome to Chechnya, a documentary about LGBTQ Chechens who face torture and death at the hands of their government, decided to digitally alter the faces of the film's subjects, he turned to Professor of Psychological and Brain Sciences Thalia Wheatley.

Eccentricity and the Development of the Human Ventral Visual Stream, Kalanit Grill-Spector, Stanford University.