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VTDigger
Making it in Vermont: Concept2 sets new standards for elite rowing gear
An article about Judy Geer ’75 Th’83 and her career as an engineer at a family business that makes rowing machines.
Aug 19, 2019
Valley News
Dartmouth professor who flew on NASA mission backs future exploration of space
An article about adjunct professor of engineering Jay Buckey Jr's lifelong interest in space exploration and research.
Aug 19, 2019
NH Union Leader
Feds funnel millions to Dartmouth, UNH in science, engineering and math push
NSF awarded $3.8 million to Dartmouth and UNH for programs related to science, technology, engineering and math education.
Aug 16, 2019
Scientific American
Magnet and Neuron Model Also Predicts Arctic Sea Ice Melt
Quotes professor Donald Perovich about a 1920s magnetism model that can predict the formation of melt ponds on Arctic sea ice: "There's something magical when you get these mathematical frameworks that explain things as varied as magnetism and melt ponds."
Jul 30, 2019
EDN
Energy harvesting gets really personal
Researchers from Dartmouth and UT Health San Antonio developed a new way to build a piezo-based harvesting transducer for pacemakers and other medical devices.
Jul 22, 2019
PR Newswire
MVP's Robotic Dummies Now a Fraction of the Cost
Mobile Virtual Player (MVP)—Thayer spinoff and maker of football's first robotic tackling dummies—redesigned their robots to lower the price and increase accessibility.
Jul 22, 2019
NH Union Leader
Abramson takes helm at Thayer
Feature story about Alexis Abramson, new dean of Thayer, and how she wants to oversee the School's growth by connecting its programs to more students and communities outside of campus.
Jul 22, 2019
WIRED
Magnetic Materials Help Explain How Arctic Ice Melts
Dartmouth engineering professor Donald Perovich is quoted about research by Kenneth Golden '80 on the relationship between melting sea ice and magnets, which could help produce better models of global climate.
Jul 09, 2019