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Engineering Faculty and Students Meet the Challenges of Remote Engineering Education

"We are doing our best to remove the barriers wherever we can," said Professor Doug Van Citters about the switch to remote learning.

Feb 25, 2021

Medium

EU Digital Market Regulations Under Scrutiny

"Under the proposal, all online intermediaries offering services and content in the EU, whether they are established in the EU or not, have to comply with the new standards," explains Professor Geoffrey Parker in an article about the EU's proposed Digital Markets Act.

Feb 22, 2021

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NCCC Is the First in the World to Pioneer Radiation Vision Cameras

"Cherenkov cameras mounted inside the radiotherapy treatment rooms give us the ability to simply see the treatment and provide an intuitive guide to therapists that we otherwise wouldn't have had," said Dartmouth Engineering Professor Brian Pogue.

Feb 20, 2021

Fortune

'We Just Haven’t Seen Innovation': Dartmouth’s Engineering Dean On Why Buildings Are the Frontier for Tackling Climate Change

"...These are significant savings that can have a significant impact on your energy savings overall, in aggregate, when you add it all up," said Dean Alexis Abramson.

Feb 16, 2021

Physics World

Converted Clinical Linac Delivers FLASH Radiotherapy

"We believe this is the first reversible UHDR beam on a clinically used linac where the beam can be used in the conventional geometry where patients are on the treatment couch," says Professor Brian Pogue.

Feb 13, 2021

NH Business Review

Dartmouth Professor Wins Emmy Award for Image Sensor Technology

"It makes me happy to see people using the technology to have fun and enjoy life," says Dartmouth Engineering Professor Eric Fossum.

Feb 11, 2021

Concord Monitor

Dartmouth Students Win NASA Challenge With Lunar Rover Built in a Garage

SHREWs is the brainchild of a team of Dartmouth engineering students who won the award for best technical paper in NASA’s BIG Idea Challenge.

Jan 28, 2021

Poets & Quants

This Kellogg MBA Is Helping To Reduce Clothing Waste, 1 Pair Of Jeans At A Time

"Little by little, we want to continue fulfilling orders and see the impact of our sustainability efforts," says Marcus Schneider Th'14.

Jan 28, 2021

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