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The Laconia Daily Sun
Jun 07, 2018
College students build own hybrid race cars for competition
An article about the 13th annual Formula Hybrid competition at New Hampshire Motor Speedway founded and run by Thayer School.
Valley News
Jun 07, 2018
Dartmouth Dean Named College Provost
Valley News reports that "The longtime dean of the Thayer School of Engineering will become the next provost at Dartmouth College."
NH Union Leader
Jun 07, 2018
Dartmouth expands commitment to startups
An article about DEN becoming The Magnuson Family Center for Entrepreneurship to be located in Thayer School's new building.
Science News
Jun 05, 2018
Meet the speedsters of the plant world
Dartmouth engineering professor Zi Chen is cited as a researcher who studies the mechanism involved in the Venus flytrap.
The Dartmouth
Apr 24, 2018
Dartmouth Formula Racing gears up for competition
Next week, Dartmouth's formula racing club will hit the gas on the tracks in the annual Formula Hybrid competition run by Thayer School of Engineering.
Nature Biomedical Engineering
Apr 15, 2018
Maps of in vivo oxygen pressure with submillimetre resolution and nanomolar sensitivity
Dartmouth engineering professors Pogue, Davis, and Gladstone are authors of this paper on inducing Cherenkov excitation of luminescence in tissue to enable in vivo mapping of tumours.
The University Network
Apr 15, 2018
Scientists Develop Model To Ease Air Traffic Congestion Without Sacrificing Equity
Dartmouth engineering professor Vikrant Vaze is cited for developing a new model for airport flight scheduling that promises to manage congestion without favoring certain airlines over others.
The Dartmouth
Apr 15, 2018
Researchers develop equitable flight scheduling model
A new study by engineering professor Vikrant Vaze and Carnegie Mellon professor Alexandre Jacquillat sought to remedy expensive delays by applying game theory to flight scheduling models at airports.
