The Neukom Institute will start accepting applications on August 1, 2026 for the Neukom Postdoctoral Fellow Class of 2027. The deadline is...

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Neukom Institute Director Dan Rockmore, whose latest opinion essay appears in today's New York Times, "We Didn't Build the Atomic Bomb this...

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The Neukom Institute for Computational Science at Dartmouth College is accepting play submissions for the 2026 Neukom Institute Literary...

We received another record-breaking number of submissions for the 2026 Outstanding Graduate and Undergraduate Research Prize in...

Thu, May 28, 7:30pm, Loew Auditorium (Visual Arts Center) Academy Award-winning filmmaker Daniel Roher (Navalny) approaches this personal, visually inventive documentary as a father-to-be trying to figure out what is happening with all this AI insanity.

Now in its fourteenth year, the Neukom Fellows Program supports interdisciplinary postdoctoral scholars conducting computationally focused research across Dartmouth. Since its launch in 2012, the program has appointed 51 fellows spanning 34 departments, programs, and schools. The fellowship is highly competitive, attracting more than 150 applications each year.

"The mathematician Paul Lockhart believes to his core that math is the purest of the arts, and anyone can learn to love it."

"Deutsch's play shines a bright light on the complicated dissonances that exist between digital and material lives, and the complexities inherent in trying to live simultaneously in both of them," Rockmore says. "Anyone alive today will relate to the intensity and peculiarity of life caught between the concrete and the contrived."