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New Hampshire Union Leader

Upper Valley Innovators Position NH as the Next Medtech Hub

"Founded in January 2020, the Upper Valley MedTech Collaborative wants to promote a vibrant medtech community in the Upper Valley region, which includes the cities of Hanover, Norwich and Lebanon, among other surrounding towns in New Hampshire and Vermont," reports the New Hampshire Union Leader.

Sep 16, 2021

NH Business Review

Dartmouth Next-generation Biofuels Research Wins Federal Grant

Sep 09, 2021

NHPR

Dartmouth Scientists Get $1.25 Million In Grants To Study Icy Worlds

A Dartmouth Engineering lab received $1.25 million in grants from NASA to study our solar system's icy worlds, reports NHPR.

Sep 07, 2021

VT Digger

Researchers Rush to Record Data in Dartmouth Forest Before Emerald Ash Borer Changes Everything

Dartmouth Engineering student Emma Hazard '22 joined a small team of researchers monitoring the Clement Woodlot in order to record the threatened ecosystem and to develop the best strategies to manage a forest to be resilient.

Sep 05, 2021

NH Business Review

Tech Tidbits From Around New Hampshire

An engineering lab at Dartmouth’s Thayer School of Engineering has been awarded two grants totaling $1.25 million to conduct planetary science research relating to the geophysics and astrobiology of icy planets in the solar system.

Sep 01, 2021

XRDS

Integrating people-centered and planet-centered design

"As a human-centered technologist, having social impact comes before technical impact in my priority list," said Elizabeth Murnane, Dartmouth Engineering Professor.

Sep 01, 2021

Valley News

Biotech Business Builder Plans Incubator

"Tillman Gerngross is best known as the iconoclast Dartmouth Thayer School of Engineering professor who also has launched several Upper Valley biotech businesses worth, eh, a few hundreds of millions of dollars," reports the Valley News.

Aug 28, 2021

Mashed

Chinese Researchers Hope To Tackle Air Pollution With 'Elastic Ice'

"There are no grain boundaries, no cracks, no features that otherwise limit how much elastic strain a body can experience," said Dartmouth Engineering Professor Erland Schulson in an article about the benefits of elastic ice.

Aug 16, 2021