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The future can’t be understood until it’s discovered



Research News

At Dickinson, discovery is a shared journey.

Here, you won’t just learn from professors—you’ll partner with them to push the boundaries of knowledge.

Our students and faculty collaborate closely on cutting-edge research that spans the arts and sciences—from unraveling the evolution of poetry to exploring how daisies might hold the key to curing cancer. Whether it culminates in a compelling presentation, a published paper or a captivating artistic performance, each project offers a glimpse into the future, fueled by creativity and innovation.

Dive into some of the most exciting and recent research endeavors happening right now at Dickinson. These highlights showcase the bold ideas and groundbreaking work that define our vibrant academic community.


Research News

Shape the Future of Computing

Shape the Future of Computing

Assistant Professor of Computer Science Farhan Siddiqui explains why the field is the perfect environment for training innovators ready to build the future.

Dickinson Showcases Microscope Legacy With State-of-the-Art Upgrade, Research Project 

Dickinson Showcases Microscope Legacy With State-of-the-Art Upgrade, Research Project 

Students connect centuries of science education by pairing historical instruments with the college’s new confocal microscope.

Turning Raw Data Into Meaningful Stories

Turning Raw Data Into Meaningful Stories

Assistant Professor of Data Analytics Lulu Wang explains why data science is often less about numbers and more about stories.

Kudos (Summer 2025)

Kudos (Summer 2025)

Check out the latest media mentions, research news and accolades for our expert faculty and staff.

Seeds of the Past: Archaeobotany at the DEAL Lab

Seeds of the Past: Archaeobotany at the DEAL Lab

Summer internship explores how food shines a light on people of the past.

 An Out-of-This-World Way to Think

An Out-of-This-World Way to Think

Assistant Professor of Chemistry Olivia Harper Wilkins '15 looks to the chemistry of space to help explain what we're all doing here.