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NH Union Leader
May 02, 2017
Engineering students rev up for competition at Dartmouth
Pre-event coverage of Thayer School's annual Formula Hybrid Competition taking place this week at the New Hampshire Motor Speedway.
GoodCall
Apr 28, 2017
US Tech Employment Reaches 7.3 Million
Thayer's director of career services, Jen St. Laurence, is quoted about the growth in tech-sector jobs and in numbers of students interested in those jobs.
CBC News
Apr 27, 2017
Ocean 'conveyor belt' brings billions of plastic particles into Arctic waters
Dartmouth engineering Professor Rachel Obbard is quoted in an article describing how "the seafloor has become 'the great reservoir of plastic debris.'"
Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung
Apr 26, 2017
The Platform-Revolution
Professor Geoffrey Parker warns traditional corporations that the quicker they understand who the new players are that they are dealing with in the digital world, the better.
The Wall Street Journal
Apr 11, 2017
Investing in a 'Winner Take All' Economy
Dartmouth engineering professor Geoffrey Parker is quoted about how networking effects are creating an economy dominated by a relatively few big players.
TM Forum
Apr 10, 2017
Using data to grow new platform businesses
Dartmouth engineering professor Geoffrey Parker is cited as "world-renowned expert on platform businesses, making heads spin with the possibilities for any business by adding a data layer."
Vermont Public Radio
Apr 04, 2017
Dartmouth Engineers' Project Explores Methods For Measuring Snowpack
Christopher Polashenski '07 Th'11, adjunct engineering professor and geophysicist at the Cold Regions Research and Engineering Laboratory, discusses NASA's research project SnowEx.
The Washington Post
Mar 27, 2017
'They're afraid to come': University leaders worry Trump policies will deter international scholars
Dean Joseph Helble is quoted regarding unusual drops in overseas applications and growing concerns about Trump's policies slowing technological innovation.