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The Boston Globe
Sep 26, 2011
Texting system reveals fake drugs
Ashifi Gogo, a native of Ghana and graduate of Thayer School's engineering Ph.D. Innovation Program, developed the technology as a class project while at Dartmouth.
The Dartmouth
Sep 25, 2011
Students help deliver power to rural Rwanda
Student members of Dartmouth Humanitarian Engineering embark on a two-month quest to improve the hydroelectric power in Rwanda's remotest region.
Associated Press via Fairbanks Daily News-Miner
Sep 23, 2011
Federal agency awards contract for sea ice study
The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, Regulation and Enforcement awarded Dartmouth engineering professor Erland Shulson a contract of nearly a half-million dollars to study how Arctic sea ice fractures, breaks and flows in open waters.
Boston Business Journal
Sep 20, 2011
Mascoma files for $100M IPO
Professor Lee Lynd's renewable fuels company, Mascoma Corp., has announced plans for an initial public offering valued at up to $100 million.
TribLocal
Sep 14, 2011
New Trier grads find themselves competitors for NBC reality show
Engineering major Will Hart '12 will be on the NBC talent show contest "The Sing-Off," which starts a new season Sept. 19 at 7 p.m. on NBC. Hart's Dartmouth Aires is among the 16 a cappella groups vying for a $100,000 Sony Music recording contract.
Science Daily
Sep 08, 2011
Running Backs Take Hardest Hits to the Head, Linemen Take the Most, U.S. College Football Study Find
A new study documents the nature of head blows by player position. Captured data allowed the team of researchers from Brown, Dartmouth, Virginia Tech, and sensor-maker and Dartmouth spin-off Simbex to discern how hard the hit was, how often each player was hit, and where on the helmet they were hit.
Dartmouth Alumni Magazine
Sep 08, 2011
The Power of One
After building a homemade windmill to power his Malawi family's home, William Kamkwamba '14 brings a new kind of energy to campus.
The Daily Herald
Aug 18, 2011
Check This Out: "From Idea to Success"
Dartmouth's Entrepreneurial Network has a new book that anyone hoping to start his or her own business should read: From Idea to Success: The Dartmouth Entrepreneurial Network's Guide for Start-Ups, by Gregg Fairbrothers and Tessa Winter; recommended by Herald business editor Mike Benbow.