About

The Dartmouth Undergraduate Journal of Science aims to increase scientific awareness within the Dartmouth community by providing an interdisciplinary forum for sharing undergraduate research and enriching scientific knowledge. DUJS was founded in 1998.

The DUJS prints quarterly journals that include science news and review articles, along with research by undergraduates. Weekly Dartmouth Science News articles are also posted to the DUJS website.

Editorial Policy:
Letters to the Editor and requests for correction may be sent to the DUJS by e-mail or mailed:
Dartmouth Undergraduate Journal of Science
Kemeny Hall, Dartmouth College
Hanover, NH 03755

Comments Policy:
The DUJS welcomes comments online from our readers.  All comments will be read by a member of our editorial staff before they are approved.  Comments may not include profanity, spam, personal attacks, or subject matter unrelated to the article in question.

Joining the DUJS:
All the undergraduates of the College are welcome to join our staff.  We need students interested in writing, editing, photography, graphics, web design, and more.  For more information and to be added to the organization’s e-mail list, please contact us.

Press Releases:
November 12, 2008: DUJS Launches Fall 2008 Issue: 11/12/08 press release
November 3, 2008: DUJS to Host Week of Science Events: 11/3/08 press release
May 16, 2008: DUJS Launches Spring 2008 Issue: 5/16/08 press release
May 9, 2008: 10th Anniversary May 22: 5/09/08 press release
April 8, 2008: DUJS Launches Winter 2008 Issue: 4/8/08 press release
April 4, 2008: DUJS to Celebrate 10th Anniversary: 4/4/08 press release

Recent News Coverage:
May 26, 2008: “Staying Power” Vox of Dartmouth
May 14, 2008: “Dartmouth undergraduate publication celebrates 10 successful years” Dartmouth News

The 2011-2012 Editorial Board of the DUJS

President

Andy Zureick ‘13

Editor-in-Chief

Daniel Lee ‘13

Managing Editors

Derek Racine ‘14, Yoo Jung Kim ‘14, Andrew Foley ‘15

Assistant Managing Editors

Aaron Koenig ‘14, Scott Gladstone ‘15

Layout and Design Managing Editor

Steven Chen ‘15

Online Content Editor

Brendan Wang ‘15

Public Relations Officer

Riley Ennis ‘15

Secretary

Emily Stronski ‘13

Faculty Advisors

Alex Barnett, Mathematics

William Lotko, Engineering

Marcelo Gleiser, Physics and Astronomy

Gordon Gribble, Chemistry

Carey Heckman, Philosophy

Richard Kremer, History

Roger Sloboda, Biology

Leslie Sonder, Earth Sciences

Megan Steven, Dean of Faculty Office

David F. Kotz, Associate Dean for the Sciences

Sponsors

Dartmouth Dean of the Faculty

Thayer School of Engineering

Provosts Office