CoolStuff

Dartmouth Engineer Bikes on a “Climate Journey” to UN Conference

April 2015

This June, Morgan Curtis ’14 will begin a six-month "Climate Journey" ride, collecting stories of climate change on her way to the UN Conference in Paris.

Q&A: Anna Stork ’08 on ABC’s Shark Tank Win

March 2015

On February 20th Anna Stork ’08 made bank after pitching LuminAID, the world’s first inflatable solar light.

Dartmouth Engineering Grad Makes Pitch on ABC’s Shark Tank Friday

February 2015

This Friday, February 20th, at 9pm EST Anna Stork ’08 will appear on ABC’s Shark Tank to pitch LuminAID, the world’s first inflatable solar light.

Q&A: Professor Hill on a Diagnostic Breath Test in South Africa

January 2015

Professor Jane Hill spent 10 days in South Africa preparing for a clinical trial of her breath test for rapid, non-invasive, and accurate diagnosis of infectious diseases such as tuberculosis.

Engineering Professor Vicki May One of the First to Teach a MOOC at Dartmouth

December 2014

Professor Vicki May is second in line to conduct this new type of class that promises to democratize education.

Student’s Medical Diagnosis Game on iTunes App Store

October 2014

Sophie Sheeline ’16 and Madelynn Taylor created "ER Rush"—the first iPhone app to make learning how to diagnose patients fun.

High School Students Thrive at Dartmouth’s Summer Engineering Workshop

September 2014

Thayer School opened its doors to 37 teenagers for the second “Design It! Build It!” summer engineering workshop run by Dartmouth engineering professor Vicki May.

Dartmouth Engineers Develop New Device for Climate Change Research

September 2014

Professor Rachel Obbard and her team will become the first to transport sea ice cores from the Arctic to the lab at their original temperature.