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Business Insider
Jun 28, 2017
A startup backed by Tesla's cofounders has big plans for its battery tech
Cofounded by current CEO Marc Fenigstein '01 Th'04, Alta Motors has secured backing from two of the original cofounders of Tesla.
MIT Technology Review
Jun 14, 2017
Calling All Snackers: Here Comes a Fitbit for Your Mouth
An article about a device built by Dartmouth engineering professor Ryan Halter with colleagues from Clemson University that can unobtrusively track the way we eat.
Business NH Magazine
Jun 14, 2017
NH's Engineering Boom
Dean Joseph Helble is quoted about the expansion of Dartmouth's engineering program to meet the increasing demand.
TransWorld Motocross
Jun 14, 2017
Alta Motors Receives $27 Million In Funding Round
Co-founded by current CEO Marc Fenigstein '01 Th'04, Alta Motors has attracted more investors with its "expanding suite of transportation technologies as the company breaks new energy density thresholds."
Enterprise
Jun 14, 2017
Changing the Game
A feature story about Richard Greenwald Th'88, adjunct professor of engineering, and how he co-founded the medical device company Simbex.
medGadget
May 31, 2017
Live Free or Die: A Look at New Hampshire's Medical Technology Sector
Thayer School is highlighted in this article about why New Hampshire is home to numerous medical technology companies.
Electronics360
May 25, 2017
Alternative Energy, Youth and Girl Power Fuel Entrants at 2017 Formula Hybrid Competition
A feature story about Dartmouth's Formula Hybrid Competition, which was held earlier this month.
ENGINEERING.com
May 23, 2017
New Hampshire — The Next Medical Manufacturing Hub?
Professor Tillman Gerngross and Dean Joe Helble are referenced and Professor Laura Ray is quoted in an article that highlights Dartmouth's unique approach to the intellectual property (IP) generated by its students and faculty.