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NHPR

Aug 31, 2020

Dartmouth Study Models Bioenergy Scenarios With Major Climate Benefits

"We can get mitigation with biofuels, but we need to pay attention," Dartmouth Professor of Engineering Lee Lynd says in an article about bioenergy.

Valley News

Aug 31, 2020

Investors Think Lebanon Biotech Startup May Be a Winner in the Fight Against the Coronavirus

"We want to have an antibody that broadly neutralizes the entire class of beta coronaviruses," said Dartmouth Engineering professor Tillman Gerngross in an article about his newest company, Adagio Therapeutics.

Solar Power Investor

Aug 18, 2020

Dartmouth receives a $750,000 grant from the Department of Energy for a new solar technology research project

Dartmouth's engineering program has been working on new technology to improve the efficiency of solar power and have received new funding to continue this research and contribute to the renewable industry.

USA Today

Aug 14, 2020

Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham and Golfer Nancy Lopez Among Inspiring New Mexico Women

Phoebe Suina '98 Th'99 Th'01 is one of 10 American women from New Mexico who has made significant contributions to her state and country as a Woman of the Century, according to USA TODAY.

The Juggernaut

Aug 12, 2020

Will the U.S. Lose its Sheen for International Students?

"Engineers and scientists are the people who invent things and innovate and solve a lot of the most pressing problems facing our world," said Alexis Abramson, Dean of Dartmouth Engineering. "If you're getting people from the same country with the same backgrounds in one research group together to solve a problem, you're not going to get the best solution to that problem."

New Hampshire Union Leader

Aug 12, 2020

Dartmouth Professor Working on AI Cancer Cure

"We will impact how we treat cancer and a multitude of complex multi-faceted diseases," said Dartmouth Engineering Professor Eugene Santos Jr., in an article about an artificial intelligence tool that can help doctors.

The Dartmouth

Aug 03, 2020

Fall classes to be mostly online due to equity concerns, logistical issues

"Very few [faculty members] thought it necessary to have in person lectures, but small design reviews, access to manufacturing equipment and more sophisticated laboratory equipment that simply cannot be found in the home environment motivated these thoughts," said Associate Dean of Undergraduate Education Doug Van Citters '99 Th'03 Th'06 in an article about fall classes at Dartmouth.

The Boston Globe

Jul 16, 2020

Waltham Startup Focuses on Engineering Antibodies As a Bridge to COVID-19 Vaccine

"You can sit here now and take the position that this is never going to happen again," said Dartmouth Engineering Professor Tillman Gerngross about the possibility of another coronavirus making the leap from animals to humans. "We take the opposite position."