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The Chronicle of Higher Education

New Network Seeks to Form a 'Meta-University' to Link Engineering Schools

Several of the world&#39;s leading universities, including Dartmouth, could soon be collaborating on engineering-design projects and research activities, exchanging students and professors, and pooling their expertise to work more closely with industry.</p>

Jul 26, 2011

The Dartmouth

Students to help install Rwandan power plants

Eight student members of Dartmouth Humanitarian Engineering will spend two months in Rwanda implementing hydroelectric energy in rural towns.

Jul 26, 2011

Science

Melding Talents with a Career in Bioprocessing

Professor Lee Lynd contributes advice about careers in bioprocessing&mdash;an expanding field encompassing any process that uses living cells or their components (e.g., bacteria, enzymes, or chloroplasts) to obtain desired products, such as biofuels and therapeutics.</p>

Jul 26, 2011

Mass High Tech

SustainX moving energy storage HQ to larger NH site

SustainX Inc., an energy storage technology company, is moving its headquarters from Lebanon, N.H., to a larger facility in Seabrook, N.H.</p>

Jul 26, 2011

Discovery News

Frozen Rover Goes for a Spin

Professor Laura Ray and her team test a four-wheeled vehicle called Yeti in the thick of Greenland&#39;s ice cap.</p>

Jul 26, 2011

Die Welt

Hefepilze sollen empfindliche Hamsterzellen ersetzen

Apr 23, 2011

National Geographic Channel

Sunlight and ice control the planet's temperature

Apr 12, 2011

San Francisco Exploratorium (explo.tv)

Sea Ice and Albedo Effects on Climate

Apr 11, 2011