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Popular Science

Dec 24, 2021

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.

Harvard Business Review

Dec 17, 2021

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.

The Boston Globe

Dec 06, 2021

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..."

Informed Infrastructure

Nov 29, 2021

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.

CNBC

Nov 29, 2021

Adagio Therapeutics CEO: We See a Role in the Treatment of Covid, as Well as Prevention

Tillman Gerngross, Adagio Therapeutics CEO and Dartmouth Engineering professor, joins 'The Exchange' to discuss how his company's antibody drug was developed and its effectiveness in fighting Covid variants

ASEE Prism

Nov 17, 2021

An engineer wins an Emmy Award, and his invention travels to Mars

Professor Fossum is featured in the "Up Close" section of Prism magazine.

Vox

Nov 16, 2021

One Good Thing: The 1970s Children's Book That Envisions an America Overrun by Trash

[David] Macaulay, a Macarthur fellow who has won numerous awards, including a Caldecott Medal, told me that Motel of the Mysteries was the most fun he's ever had writing a book, and it happened the quickest, mainly because he was just "playing the whole time."

Fierce Biotech

Nov 16, 2021

Gerngross Biotech Ankyra Therapeutics Nabs $45M Series B to Jump into the Clinic, Hires New CMO

Ankyra Therapeutics, which was founded by Dartmouth Engineering Professor Tillman Gerngross, has grabbed a $45 million B round as it plots getting its leading oncology hopeful into the clinic.