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Nano Patents and Innovations
Single, Key Gene Discovery Could Streamline Production Of Biofuels
The team's results were published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences as "Mutant alcohol dehydrogenase leads to improved ethanol tolerance in Clostridium thermocellum." The team includes Professor Lee Lynd.</p>
Aug 17, 2011
Scientific American
Harnessing Robots to Study Inaccessible Arctic
New robots—including Professor Laura Ray's "Yeti" and "Cool Robot"— undergoing field tests could expand scientists' access to polar regions and improve understanding of climate change.</p>
Aug 17, 2011
Las Vegas Sun
Big Green Bus tour highlights environmental awareness
Over the past six weeks, 13 students from Dartmouth College have been driving across the country in a former Greyhound bus.
Aug 17, 2011
The New York Times
Polar Researchers Harness Robots That Thrive in the Midnight Sun
Professor Laura Ray's battery-powered Yeti and its close relative—a solar-powered version called Cool Robot—could one day expand scientists' access to Earth's poles and enhance their ability to study climate change.</p>
Aug 04, 2011
Nature Materials
Material witness: Virtuosi's choice
Ulrike Wegst shows how the acoustical properties that determine a wood's suitability for a type of instrument – a xylophone bar, say, or a violin's soundboard or a clarinet body – can be classified according to just a few parameters, such as the speed of sound, the density, and the loss coefficient that describes damping.</p>
Jul 29, 2011
Mass High Tech
New Gerngross startup Arsanis raises $9.6M
Biotech startup Arsanis Inc.—another creation of Tillman Gerngross and Errik Anderson—has raised $9.6 million in a new round of funding, according to federal documents.</p>
Jul 29, 2011
Windpower Engineering
Dartmouth students study wind in remote African areas
A group of Dartmouth engineering students are using a Nomad 2 Wind Data Logger the company donated to study wind in a remote region of Tanzania.</p>
Jul 29, 2011
Xconomy
Biotech Vet Gerngross Dishes Out More Details On Latest VC-Backed Startup Arsanis
Arsanis, co-founded late last year by successful biotech entrepreneur Tillman Gerngross, is using the antibody discovery technology from another of Gerngross’s startups, Lebanon, NH-based Adimab, to find antibody drugs that might provide a new alternative to antibiotics.</p>
Jul 29, 2011