Dartmouth researchers make a breakthrough in secondhand smoke exposure technology.

Chemistry Professor F. Jon Kull takes his class outside in the snow for a dramatic display of chemicals in a thermite reaction that produced an exothermic light show.

Polymers, in everything from shopping bags to ski boots, make our material world what it is today. Jane Lipson works to understand their structure and predict their behavior.

Elements, reactions, and bonds—as film stars? Of course, says chemistry professor Jimmy Wu.

The two Dartmouth faculty members are among 213 chemists named 2011 American Chemical Society Fellows.

New findings by Dartmouth faculty and students have immediate impact when the College reaches out to local schools and shares research findings with the larger community.

Dartmouth Now spotlights three individuals— Mark Spaller, Judy Stern, and Jeffrey Taube—who are among the Dartmouth researchers awarded $14.5 million during February.

Assistant Professor Jimmy Wu was awarded the Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) Award, which acknowledges faculty who excel as teachers and researchers.

Xin Su, a graduate student in chemistry, was one of 11 students chosen to participate in the Chemical Abstract Services Student Information Exchange Program.

In preparation for the nation’s inaugural USA Science & Engineering Festival, Dartmouth faculty and graduate students will lead hands-on exhibits at the Montshire and VINS on September 11.