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Vermont Business Magazine

Nov 01, 2018

New D-H precision diagnostics may save more trauma patients

A story about the new $3 million Precision Trauma Care Research Award from the Department of Defense's Combat Casualty Care Research Program.

The Dartmouth

Nov 01, 2018

Gems in Stem

An opinion piece about how, though the gender gaps in STEM have narrowed over the years, they have still not fully been eliminated.

Valley News

Nov 01, 2018

Dartmouth Details Thayer Expansion

The team behind the $200 million expansion of the west end of the Dartmouth campus answered questions from the Planning Board and the public.

The Dartmouth

Oct 28, 2018

Research team to develop device to help trauma care

A team of researchers at Dartmouth, including engineering profs Jonathan Elliott, Ryan Halter, and Vikrant Vaze, are developing a device to help clinicians more quickly determine the condition of their patients.

The Dartmouth

Oct 02, 2018

New Hampshire colleges to develop biomaterials

Dartmouth engineering faculty have joined a statewide research effort recently awarded a $20 million five-year grant by the National Science Foundation.

Granite geek

Oct 02, 2018

$20 million to boost NH tissue engineering & similar biomaterials development

Blog post about the team of scientists and engineers at UNH and Dartmouth that will work to develop novel biomaterials.

Chicago Sun-Times

Oct 02, 2018

6th Congressional District Democratic Nominee: Sean Casten

An interview with Dartmouth engineer and 6th congressional district democratic nominee, Sean Casten '98.

The Christian Science Monitor

Oct 01, 2018

With an eye on rising rents, cities start to regulate Airbnb

Dartmouth engineering professor Geoffrey Parker is quoted in this article about the gig economy balance of small-business freedom and government oversight.

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