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NH Business Review
Feb 11, 2021
Dartmouth Professor Wins Emmy Award for Image Sensor Technology
"It makes me happy to see people using the technology to have fun and enjoy life," says Dartmouth Engineering Professor Eric Fossum.
Concord Monitor
Jan 28, 2021
Dartmouth Students Win NASA Challenge With Lunar Rover Built in a Garage
SHREWs is the brainchild of a team of Dartmouth engineering students who won the award for best technical paper in NASA's BIG Idea Challenge.
Poets & Quants
Jan 28, 2021
This Kellogg MBA Is Helping To Reduce Clothing Waste, 1 Pair Of Jeans At A Time
"Little by little, we want to continue fulfilling orders and see the impact of our sustainability efforts," says Marcus Schneider Th'14.
Harvard Business Review
Jan 27, 2021
How Tesla's Charging Stations Left Other Manufacturers in the Dust
Professor Geoff Parker co-authors an article on why car manufacturers should take a leaf out of Tesla's books as they develop electric vehicles.
VPR
Jan 25, 2021
Community Report: Dartmouth Students Win NASA Challenge With Lunar Rover Built In A Garage
Answering a challenge from NASA, Dartmouth Engineering students teamed up to create lunar explorers that could roam the dark side of the moon.
NBC5
Jan 07, 2021
Dartmouth Students Named Finalists in NASA Competition
A group of graduate and undergraduate Dartmouth students are finalists in NASA's BIG Idea Challenge.
Physics World
Jan 06, 2021
Visualizing the Treatment Beam Improves Radiation Therapy Delivery
A team of Dartmouth researchers conducted a study examining the practical utility of Cherenkov imaging in clinical radiotherapy practice.
Reuters
Dec 08, 2020
Arctic Warming Cascades Through Ocean and Over Land, U.S. Report Says
Research on the Arctic "is more than an intellectual exercise in understanding nature. These changes are having consequences for people living today," says Professor Donald Perovich.