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The Washington Post

Women break barriers in engineering and computer science at some top colleges

Women are making major gains in enrollment in engineering and computer science at some of the nation’s most prominent colleges and universities, including Dartmouth.

Sep 21, 2016

IEEE Spectrum

Tackle This: Football's Newest Most Valuable Player is a Robot

The MVP robot tackling dummy takes hits so football players won’t have to.

Sep 13, 2016

C&I Magazine

Some like it hot

Dartmouth engineering professor Lee Lynd is cited as leading a team that investigates the use of thermophiles in the production of biofuels.

Sep 12, 2016

Robotics Trends

Football Robots Start Practicing with 49ers

The San Francisco 49ers are using three Mobile Virtual Player (MVP) robots in practice for both offensive and defensive drills to cut down on player injuries.

Sep 12, 2016

Chicago Tribune

Blame airlines, not weather, for most U.S. flight delays

Professor Vikrant Vaze's research supports the findings that airline miscues are now the biggest cause of flight delays in the U.S.

Aug 24, 2016

Discover Magazine

Can Virtual Reality Help Astronauts Keep Their Cool?

Professor Jay Buckey and his colleagues are using calming imagery to see if virtual scenes reduce stress levels.

Aug 10, 2016

Valley News

Dartmouth's Furey Following the Manual in Javelin

Sean Furey '04, Th'05, '06 nailed the Olympic A standard to qualify for Rio last year days after the qualification window opened.

Aug 09, 2016

Forbes

Attracting More Women To Study STEM In A World Full Of Geek Dude Stereotypes

Joseph Helble, dean of engineering at Dartmouth, believes their overall approach to teaching engineering is what’s attracting women to their program.

Jul 30, 2016

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