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Forbes
Jul 28, 2011
You've Never Heard of Them, but They've Changed Your Life
Steven Sasson, Eric Fossum, Joseph Woodland, Bernard Silver. You've almost definitely never heard of them, but they've changed your life in ways that affect you just about every day. They are among the inventors who were inducted into the National Inventors Hall of Fame.
Mass High Tech
Jul 28, 2011
Laser vision firm Avedro bumps funding to $13M
Avedro Inc.,—a laser vision correction company based on technology developed by Professor Stuart Trembly—has raised $13.3 million of a planned $15.5 million financing.
The New York Times
Jul 28, 2011
A Fortuneteller's Prophecy: Dartmouth vs. Princeton
Uyanga Tamir is one of six seniors at Cherry Creek High, a public school in Denver, who are blogging about their college searches.
Scientific American
Jul 28, 2011
Speed Bump: Formula Hybrid Competition Student Engineers Tripped Up by Complexity
At this year's fifth-annual Dartmouth Formula Hybrid showdown, many teams struggled to translate ambitious gas-electric designs into to reliable racing vehicles.
USA Today
Jul 28, 2011
Dartmouth's hybrid car rivalry attracts 21 teams
Twenty-one teams turned out as Dartmouth held its 5th annual Formula Hybrid Competition at the New Hampshire Motor Speedway in Loudon, N.H.
Forbes
Jul 28, 2011
Tech Startup Uses Cell Phones To Root Out Counterfeit Drugs
PhD Innovation Program graduate, Ashifi Gogo co-founded Sproxil and decided to focus on Nigeria because the government is proactive about fighting counterfeit drugs, and the country has a strong cell phone culture and "a lot of swindlers."
The Boston Globe
Jul 28, 2011
Dartmouth marks Women in Science anniversary
Dartmouth College is celebrating the 20th anniversary of a project aimed at getting more women to major in science, math and engineering.
USA Today Letters
Jul 28, 2011
Not all jobs shipped overseas
Short opinion piece by Dean Joseph Helble about the state of the U.S. job market for graduating engineers.