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The Dartmouth

Nov 20, 2017

Students and community members begin work on Hartford trail

Five Dartmouth engineering students have started design work on a walking trail connecting the Latham Works Lane neighborhood with downtown White River Junction.

The Dartmouth

Nov 14, 2017

Students and staff apply design thinking

Thayer School lecturer Eugene Korsunskiy organized a three-hour interactive "Designing Your Life" workshop with activities that challenged students' perceptions and encouraged open-mindedness.

The New York Times

Nov 13, 2017

The Disappearing American Grad Student

Dean Joseph Helble is quoted about how a sustained decrease in international student applications could negatively impact research and entrepreneurship at American universities.

ASME

Nov 01, 2017

Early Warning System May Prevent Brain Damage

ASME describes a system being developed by Professor Ryan Halter and his team that could allow for swifter treatment of traumatic brain injury by sensing a change in pressure on the brain.

The Dartmouth

Oct 23, 2017

'Senior Design Challenge' fosters collaboration

"Senior Design Challenge" is one of seven projects that were awarded one-year pilot funding through a DCAL experiential learning seed grant.

Valley News

Oct 23, 2017

Hartford Trail Project Gets Grant

Dartmouth engineering students are helping build a walking trail to link the Latham Works Lane neighborhood with downtown White River Junction.

The Indianapolis Star

Sep 11, 2017

How 'Rudy' the robot helps Brebeuf learn tackling

Brebeuf Jesuit High School football is using the Thayer-student-invented "MVP" mobile tackling dummy at practices, in an effort to reduce concussions and potential injuries.

The Globe and Mail

Sep 11, 2017

Meet the newest piece of technology aiming to curb concussions in football

A feature story about how the University of Calgary Dinos are using the Thayer-student-invented Mobile Virtual Player (MVP) in their practices.

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