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Eric R. Fossum was named the winner of the 2020 Edwin H. Land Medal by the Optical Society and the Society for Imaging Science and Technology.

Mar 16, 2020

NH Business Review

$3 Million Grant May Help Reduce Unnecessary Breast Biopsies

“We’re hoping that our results are very positive and that this process could be commercialized so women would have access to it across the country," said Professor Keith Paulsen.

Mar 13, 2020

Biofpr

Global sustainable bioenergy project offers a new approach to key bioenergy issues

Dartmouth engineering professor Lee Lynd is interviewed about the future of bioenergy.

Mar 06, 2020

FAPESP

Sustainable energy: a challenge nearly as great as global warming

"Conceived and coordinated by Lee Lynd, a researcher at Dartmouth and a pioneer in the study of converting biomass to energy, the GSB project involves scientists from across the globe seeking a solution to one of the critical problems of our times."

Mar 06, 2020

UNICA

Bioenergy on Center Stage as Brazilian Research Foundation Marks 50th Anniversary in Washington

Dartmouth engineering Professor Lee Lynd is quoted: “Brazil has plentiful land, BTU-competitive fuel price, a high fraction of flex-fuel vehicles, low greenhouse gas emissions and demonstrated social and environmental benefits.”

Mar 06, 2020

Concord Monitor

As Antibiotic Resistance Builds, Dartmouth Research Works On an Alternative

An article on antibiotic resistance features Associate Professor of Engineering Karl Griswold's work at Thayer involving lysins, a type of enzyme produced by phages, which are viruses that attack cells.

Mar 03, 2020

The New Yorker

The One War That The Human Species Can't Lose

"If you approach climate change as a war, there are some really severe consequences across the board," said Professor Donald Perovich in an article about climate change in Antarctica. 

Feb 24, 2020

International Business Times

NASA Unveils Student-Made Technologies For Exploring Moon's Dark Side

NASA's Breakthrough, Innovative and Game-Changing (BIG) Idea Challenge has awarded teams from eight universities, including Dartmouth, with a grant of almost $1 million to develop new technologies for the Moon.

Feb 18, 2020

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