New research shows how some trees use nitrogen more efficiently than others—offering important implications for carbon storage in the face of climate change.
Dartmouth scientists sniff out the genes that stir up the bloom's pungent odor.
Research led by professor Carey Nadell and PhD candidate Jacob Holt shows how multiple bacterial species coexist in biofilms.
Geisel School of Medicine Professor George O'Toole has been selected for the prestigious American Society of Microbiology Award for Graduate Education.
The Scientist article "Older Oligodendrocytes Live Longer Despite Damage" features Professor Robert Hill.
We seek highly qualified candidates who use molecular, cellular and/or genetic/genomic approaches to address broadly relevant concepts in plant biology including, but not limited to: the interactions of plants and other organisms, evolutionary development, genetics, and cell biology.
We seek highly qualified candidates in Plant Ecology who combine field and laboratory approaches to address the interactions of algae or plants with other organisms, such as microbes, mutualists, competitors, or herbivores, in terrestrial, freshwater, or marine systems.
First evidence found that reproductive cells can renew chromosome-linking proteins.
Study stresses the need to set safety standards for "forever chemicals" in seafood.
Dartmouth study finds cells critical for brain function survive 45 days after trauma.
