A newly signed memorandum of understanding between Dartmouth and Germany's TU Bergakademie Freiberg formalizes a complementary partnership to tackle the energy transition from every angle, opening new doors for researchers, students, and communities on both sides of the Atlantic.

The key to surviving climate change? That would be the ability to respond and adapt. As the two speakers in the seminar explained, adaptation and response are as important for both humans and tiny fruit flies.

The air that sustains us can also bring us trouble. So said two Dartmouth researchers during the Irving Institute's monthly faculty seminar...

Dartmouth's Irving Institute for Energy and Society sent one of its largest-ever delegations to the annual conference, and faculty members appeared in panels spanning organizational transformation, industrial data infrastructure, grid modernization, electricity market design, and wildfire risk management.

Professors Mukul Sharma and Elijah Stommel highlighted the outsized impacts of algae on both climate and human health.

Two Thayer School faculty members, Anthony Rizzo and Bryce Ferguson, presented respective solutions to the data-center energy crisis and large-scale societal problems.

Nate Dominy, Professor & Chair, Department of Anthropology; Miguel I. Gonzalez, Assistant Professor of Chemistry; and Will Scheideler, Associate Professor of Engineering, shared their current work at January's Faculty Seminar....

Nine innovative faculty research projects have been awarded Irving Institute Seed Grants, fueling exploration at the vital intersection of energy and society.