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How a NH professor invented the technology inside your digital camera

WMUR looks at how Dartmouth engineering professor Eric Fossum's invention has taken the art-form of photography into the 21st century.

Feb 02, 2018

Science

Fraying ties among academia, industry, and government hurt scientists and science

Dartmouth's PhD Innovation Program is cited as a promising example in doctoral training, where engineering PhD students do research dissertations while also learning industry and business practices.

Dec 17, 2017

Vermont Public Radio

What Will the End of Net Neutrality Mean for the Future of the Internet?

Professor Geoffrey Parker discusses the FCC's vote on repealing net neutrality regulations and what this vote could mean for internet content providers and users.

Dec 17, 2017

Travel Weekly

Did consolidation cause traffic drop at midsize airports?

Research by Dartmouth engineering professor Vikrant Vaze is featured relevant to a recent analysis by the Eno Center for Transportation finding mixed results of airline consolidation for medium-size airports.

Dec 13, 2017

Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering

How NASA helped the digital camera soar to success

The Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering provides some background on Professor Eric Fossum and his co-winners before the award ceremony at Buckingham Palace in December.

Nov 28, 2017

World Economic Forum

Why we need more women in tech by 2030—and how to do it

Dartmouth is cited as a school that has had "success through an engineering programme with an emphasis on problem-solving, collaboration and support for students."

Nov 21, 2017

The Dartmouth

STEM program draws inspiration from ENGS 21

An article about Project iSWEST, founded by George Boateng ’16 Th’17, a "summer program for high school students in Ghana based in part on the College’s curriculum for Engineering Sciences 21."

Nov 21, 2017

Photonics Online

A Q&A With Dr. Brian Pogue, Incoming Editor-in-Chief, SPIE Journal of Biomedical Optics

Q&amp;A with Brian Pogue, professor of engineering, physics and astronomy, and of surgery, who will become the editor-in-chief of SPIE&#39;s <em>Journal of Biomedical Optics.</em>

Nov 20, 2017

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