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NH Pubic Radio
May 16, 2019
Dartmouth Engineering Students Win NASA Competition To Design Greenhouse For Mars
A group of Dartmouth engineering students recently won a challenge from NASA to design a greenhouse for Mars.
Engineering News-Record
May 16, 2019
Student Design for Space Colony Greenhouse Wins NASA Praise
A greenhouse with a hydroponic growing system designed by undergrads at Dartmouth's Thayer School of Engineering could sustain four astronauts on a 600-day mission to Mars.
The Boston Globe
May 16, 2019
A dinner fit for a Martian
A team of Dartmouth undergraduates designed a greenhouse tailored to function on the rocky planet earning them the top award for this year's NASA BIG Idea Challenge.
Times Colonist
May 16, 2019
UVic team wins hybrid race-car contest in US
University of Victoria students won the 13th annual Formula Hybrid Competition, hosted every year by Thayer School of Engineering.
The Dartmouth
May 16, 2019
Dartmouth students win Mars greenhouse NASA competition
Team Dartmouth's winning project was a unique greenhouse design that would theoretically support a four-person crew.
WMUR
May 16, 2019
Engineering students from around world build cars to compete at NHMS
Thayer School of Engineering at Dartmouth is running the annual Formula Hybrid Competition. The competition, now in its 13th installment, began as a way to get engineering students of various disciplines to talk to each other.
Monadnock Ledger-Transcript
May 09, 2019
Still skiing at a high level
Dennis Page '13 Th'14: "I'm going to keep doing eight to 10 races a year until I can't ski anymore."
Inside Higher Ed
May 09, 2019
3 Questions for Professor Eugene Korsunskiy on Design Thinking
"As a follow-up to When Design Thinking Sessions Are Good, They Are Wicked Good, I asked professor Eugene Korsunskiy 3 questions."