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Engineering at Dartmouth is non-departmental and most projects crosscut traditional engineering disciplines to address critical human needs. Current projects are searchable by focus area and by discipline.
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Ronald C. Lasky

Professor of Engineering
Director, Cook Engineering Design Center

1-603-646-9197
ronald.lasky@dartmouth.edu

Education

B.S., Engineering Physics, Cornell University 1970
M.S., Applied Mathematics, Binghamton University 1974
Ph.D., Materials Science, Cornell University 1986

Research Interests

Process optimization; designed experiments; statistical analysis; electronic assembly; Lean Six Sigma; electronic and optoelectronic packaging; materials science; environmental compliance for electronics; electronic assembly with lead-free solders

Teaching

ENGS 1: Everyday Technology
ENGS 3: Materials: The Substance of Civilization
ENGS 93: Statistical Methods in Engineering
ENGM 185: Topics in Manufacturing Design and Processes

Professional Activities

Professional Engineer, New York State

News

Lead-free solder brings many benefits
IPC
June 20, 2011
Engineering course enrolls over 300
The Dartmouth
June 27, 2006
Time and the Twin Paradox
Scientific American Special Edition: A Matter of Time
April 2, 2006
Dartmouth Engineers Offer Unique Business Tool to Upper Valley Professionals
April 19, 2005
Dartmouth and SMT Unite for Six Sigma Program
Surface Mount Technology
March 16, 2005
How does relativity theory resolve the Twin Paradox?
Scientific American
March 17, 2003

In Dartmouth Engineer Magazine

Just One Question: What is the coolest, most exciting, or most fulfilling job you’ve ever done?
Winter 2012
Kudos
Spring 2006
Classroom: Substance of Civilization
Spring 2005