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Popular Mechanics
Jul 26, 2011
Yeti and "Cool Robot," the Rovers Tough Enough to Explore Greenland's Ice Sheet
Professor Laura Ray's autonomous robots built for the arctic get ready to aid climate studies in Greenland, running on battery and solar power.
Engineering News-Record
Jul 26, 2011
Top Engineering Schools Hold First Summit About International Exchange
Academic administrators of top university engineering programs in India, Brazil, and China joined U.S. Ivy League counterparts and multinational industry leaders in late June at Columbia University in New York City to discuss opportunities for further global collaboration.
The Graduate Forum
Jul 26, 2011
Second Annual Engineering in Medicine Symposium a Success!
Redesigning Cancer Imaging and Therapy: Researchers from bioengineering and cancer medicine gathered to discuss new imaging tools, molecular targeting approaches, contrast agents, and therapeutic delivery methods.
The Chronicle of Higher Education
Jul 26, 2011
New Network Seeks to Form a 'Meta-University' to Link Engineering Schools
Several of the world'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.
Science
Jul 26, 2011
Melding Talents with a Career in Bioprocessing
Professor Lee Lynd contributes advice about careers in bioprocessing—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.
Mass High Tech
Jul 26, 2011
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.
Discovery News
Jul 26, 2011
Frozen Rover Goes for a Spin
Professor Laura Ray and her team test a four-wheeled vehicle called Yeti in the thick of Greenland's ice cap.
The Dartmouth
Jul 18, 2011
Yeti robot designed to detect polar crevasses
The Yeti robots's ground-penetrating radar will allow polar researchers to safely navigate crevass-filled ice caps.