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WIRED

Mutant Yeast Are Cranking Out Pharma's Next Superdrug

Professor Gerngross's Adimab is using yeast to cure practically any disease for which a treatment is so ambitious doctors only dare to dream about it.

Mar 15, 2016

The New York Times

Ivy League Moves to Eliminate Tackling at Football Practices

A new rule inspired by Dartmouth, where full-contact practices were eliminated by Coach "Buddy" Teevens '79. Instead, Dartmouth players practice tackling with the "Mobile Virtual Player."

Mar 02, 2016

I CARE IF YOU LISTEN

5 Questions to Molly Herron (composer)

Brooklyn-based composer Molly Herron finds inspiration in both science and newly-invented instruments. Upcoming projects include collaborations with Dartmouth.

Feb 29, 2016

Valley News

Advance Transit to Launch Bus App

With the help of Dartmouth engineering students, the nonprofit transportation group plans to release its first smartphone app on Tuesday.

Feb 29, 2016

FierceBiotech

Adimab issues a challenge

Adimab CEO Tillman Gerngross wants to challenge the way governments handle the R&D response to a viral outbreak.

Feb 19, 2016

Pique

Busted knees and broken legs

Professor Rick Greenwald weighs in on the importance of bindings that can better release your foot during a twist.

Jan 26, 2016

TravelPulse

Are DOT's Tarmac Delay Fines Actually Making Delays Longer?

A study by Dartmouth and MIT has shown that passengers faced longer overall delays after the U.S. DOT’s 2010 tarmac delay rule was instituted.

Jan 12, 2016

ConsumerAffairs

Study: tarmac stranding rule creating more delays

Dartmouth-MIT researchers say it's another example of unintended consequences.

Jan 12, 2016

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