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NH Business Review

Sep 01, 2021

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.

XRDS

Sep 01, 2021

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.

Valley News

Aug 28, 2021

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.

Mashed

Aug 16, 2021

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.

Los Angeles Times

Aug 01, 2021

For Isalys Quinones, Achieving the Olympic Dream Meant Balancing Passions

Dartmouth Engineering student and Olympian Isalys Quinones '19 Th'20 "found her passion — engineering — after a class project involved designing a cardboard chair that could support a person."

MIT Sloan School of Management

Jul 28, 2021

What's Next for Business-to-Business Platforms in 4 Markets

An article highlighting the impact of increased platform activity in the financial, health care, heavy industry, and e-commerce sectors quotes Dartmouth Engineering Professor Geoffrey Parker.

The Boston Globe

Jul 19, 2021

Adagio Files for IPO, Sees Need for COVID Treatments for 'Years to Come'

Dartmouth professor and serial entrepreneur Tillman Gerngross is the cofounder and chief executive of Adagio Therapeutics, a Waltham biotech which is planning to go public one year after it was founded to advance COVID-19 antibody therapies.

The New York Times

Jul 08, 2021

A New Kind of Ice That Bends Like a Noodle Without Breaking

"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.

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