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Granite Geek

Dartmouth Prof Wants Some Old Ice – Really Old Ice

"What we're after is to see how the Earth behaves when it is warmer than it has been in the last 1 million years," says Dartmouth Engineering Professor Mary Albert.

Jan 04, 2022

Science News

Enceladus' plumes might not come from an underground ocean

Dartmouth Engineering Professor Colin Meyer is cited in this article about another possible source of the saltwater spray.

Jan 03, 2022

Optica

News from the Society: Fossum Snags an Emmy Award

Congratulations to Optica Fellow Eric Fossum of Dartmouth College on his receipt of a Technology & Engineering Emmy Award from the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (NATAS).

Jan 03, 2022

PBS

Earth Emergency

Dartmouth Engineering Professor Don Perovich appears in this revealing film that examines how human activity is setting off dangerous warming loops that are pushing the climate to a point of no return - and what we need to do to stop them.

Dec 29, 2021

Popular Science

Biofuels are Having a Government-funding Moment

"Our analysis shows that large climate benefits can, in fact, be achieved through biofuels if there is an intent to do so," said author Lee Lynd, a professor of environmental engineering design at Dartmouth.

Dec 24, 2021

Harvard Business Review

Digital Transformation Changes How Companies Create Value

"Executives must understand and undertake partner relationship management, partner data management, partner product management, platform governance, and platform strategy," write the co-authors of a new article about how companies can create value.

Dec 17, 2021

The Boston Globe

In the Long War Against COVID, This Waltham Biotech is Designing a Way to Fight All Variants

"[Dartmouth Engineering Professor Tillman] Gerngross, a prominent scientist-turned-entrepreneur, didn’t originally plan to join the fray of companies working on COVID-19 therapeutics. But during the first wave in the spring of 2020, he was intrigued by an idea from his colleague..."

Dec 06, 2021

Informed Infrastructure

Transportation Troubleshooting: Solving a Decades-Old Problem: The Commute

"So how exactly can scheduled providers of buses and trains leverage the presence of on-demand ride-hailing instead of trying to fend off on-demand services? By scaling back scheduled travel at times and on routes better served by on-demand services, scheduled service can be expanded elsewhere," writes Dartmouth Engineering Professor Vikrant Vaze in an op-ed.

Nov 29, 2021