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Delayed Fluorescence Imaging Helps Identify Cancerous Tissue During Surgery

Arthur Petusseau Th’23's co-authored research into the use of fluorescent probes for real-time imaging of local oxygen concentration in tissue during surgery is featured: “Because most tumors have micro-regional hypoxia present, imaging hypoxia signals from PpIX delayed fluorescence allows for excellent contrast."

Dec 20, 2022

Capgemini

B2B Companies Navigate Platforms and Portals

Professor Geoffrey Parker is featured in this podcast to discuss the four main types of B2B platforms: IP&S, IoT, Data Aggregation and Collaboration, and Marketplace.

Dec 13, 2022

WPTZ (NBC5)

Dartmouth launching $100M initiative to diversify STEM program

Dean Alexis Abramson says the new $100 million funding will allow Dartmouth to remove financial barriers for more students who seek to pursue STEM fields.

Dec 08, 2022

Valley News

Dartmouth Launches $100 million effort to increase diversity in STEM-launches

Dean Alexis Abramson speaks to how the new $100 million grant will help Dartmouth recruit and expand programs for students underrepresented in STEM.

Dec 08, 2022

NH Union Leader

Dartmouth invests $100 million in STEM diversity program

Alexis Abramson is quoted int the news about Dartmouth's $100 million STEM diversity initiative

Dec 07, 2022

The Boston Globe

Dartmouth launches $100 million STEM initiative to support underrepresented students

Dean Alexis Abramson is quoted regarding the new Dartmouth STEM-X program.

Dec 07, 2022

Forbes

Dartmouth Engineering Alumni Named to Forbes '30 Under 30' List

Ben Parker '16, Alison Burklund Th'21, and Atri Raychowdhury Th'17 made this year's Forbes 30 Under 30 list for their respective contributions to energy, healthcare, and music industries.

Dec 01, 2022

Valley News

Column: Biomass Energy Is Sustainable and Needed

Professor Lee Lynd's column about sustainability and biomass: “The controversy over wood-based electricity is understandable. Advocates point to potential for carbon-neutrality comparable to electricity generated from solar or wind, while critics contend that leaving the forest alone offers larger climate benefits than today’s wood-to-electricity facilities. They are both right.”

Nov 13, 2022

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