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Forbes

Dec 01, 2022

Dartmouth Engineering Alumni Named to Forbes '30 Under 30' List

Ben Parker '16, Alison Burklund Th'21, and Atri Raychowdhury Th'17 made this year's Forbes 30 Under 30 list for their respective contributions to energy, healthcare, and music industries.

Valley News

Nov 13, 2022

Column: Biomass Energy Is Sustainable and Needed

Professor Lee Lynd's column about sustainability and biomass: "The controversy over wood-based electricity is understandable. Advocates point to potential for carbon-neutrality comparable to electricity generated from solar or wind, while critics contend that leaving the forest alone offers larger climate benefits than today's wood-to-electricity facilities. They are both right."

TechTarget

Nov 10, 2022

IRA invests in the future of clean energy technology, work

Dartmouth Engineering Dean Alexis Abramson was featured in a Q&A about The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA).

Roll Call

Nov 07, 2022

Climate talks convene with US and world falling short of goals

Erin Mayfield, the Hodgson Family Assistant Professor of Engineering, tells Roll Call the climate-related legislation passed by Democrats in August could avoid more than 35,000 premature deaths and "spur record-setting growth in wind and solar capacity."

WCAX-3

Oct 14, 2022

Shaheen highlights NSF funding at Dartmouth

Dartmouth Engineering Dean Alexis Abramson is interviewed in a story about a Dartmouth visit last week by Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, D-N.H., to review research funded by the National Science Foundation.

AZO Life Sciences

Oct 13, 2022

New approach to identify cancerous tissue for surgical removal

Features research by Professor Brian Pogue and Arthur Petusseau, Thayer '23, into distinguishing between tumors and healthy tissues in the surgical treatment of cancer.

HospiMedica International

Oct 12, 2022

Delayed Fluorescence Imaging Method Could Enable Effective Surgical Tumor Removal

In the surgical treatment of cancer, distinguishing between tumors and healthy tissues is critical. Professor Brian Pogue and his research team overcame this problem with a highly sensitive time-gated imaging system.

Association for Diagnostics & Laboratory Medicine

Oct 01, 2022

A Biosensing Breakthrough Aimed at Women's Health

Nanopath, founded by Alison Burklund Th'21 and Amogha Tadimety Th'20, won the 2022 AACC Distruptive Technology Award with a new molecular method to speed point-of-care testing results.