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Physics World

Sep 27, 2022

Cherenkov Imaging for Visualizing Radiotherapy: One Year of Clinical Use

Early clinical trials by researchers at Dartmouth Engineering and Dartmouth Health are cited in an article about radiotherapy techniques including Cherenkov imaging which enables real-time, on-patient treatment verification, without additional radiation exposure.

SMT007 Magazine

Sep 22, 2022

Four Silver Linings in the Stormy Clouds of Pandemic, Supply Chain, and Inflation

Professor Ronald C. Lasky writes about the bright spots in the current economy, amid the pandemic, supply chain issues, and most recently, inflation issues.

Leaps.com

Sep 21, 2022

Life is Emerging: Review of Siddhartha Mukherje's Song of the Cell

Lee Cooper '09, a lecturer on bio-innovation, writes a review of The Song of the Cell: The Exploration of Medicine and the New Human by Siddhartha Mukherjee. "A code for life isn't a code without the life that instantiates it. A code for life must be translated."

The New York Times

Sep 20, 2022

Ezra Klein Interviews Jesse Jenkins

Professor Erin Mayfield is cited in an interview on The Ezra Klein Show about decarbonizing the economy. Mayfield provided estimates for the REPEAT project and found that we could avoid 35,000 premature deaths over the first decade of implementation of the Inflation Reduction Act.

C&EN

Aug 28, 2022

Cannabis industry inches toward sustainability

Stephen Doig '82, senior research and strategy adviser at the Arthur L. Irving Institute for Energy and Society, discusses a recent Dartmouth study that found the cannabis industry could become much more energy efficient.

The Enterprisers Project

Aug 23, 2022

Five Harvard Business Review Articles CIOs Should Read Now

"Digital transformation changes how companies create value" co-authored by Geoffrey G. Parker, a professor of engineering innovation, is featured in a list of recommended articles to read.

Reader's Digest

Aug 18, 2022

JetBlue Just Bought Spirit Airlines—Here's What That Means for Travelers

Professor Vikrant Vaze is quoted in an article about the JetBlue-Spirit Airlines merger: "The biggest winners are the people who happen to live near the hubs of the larger airline in the merger."

MedCity News

Aug 15, 2022

Women's Diagnostics Startup Nanopath Scores $10M for Rapid Platform

A profile on the founders of Nanopath, Amogha Tadimety Th'20, and Alison Burklund Th'21, who recently secured $10 million in funding. Nanopath is creating a point-of-care diagnostics platform for women's health screenings.