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TIME
Feb 20, 2017
Meet the Inventors Who Helped Put a Camera Phone in Everyone's Pocket
"Next time you're photographing your brunch, perhaps you should use the hashtag #Fossum."
BBC News
Feb 20, 2017
£1m Queen Elizabeth Prize: Digital camera tech lauded
The inventors of digital cameras, including Dartmouth engineering professor Eric Fossum, have won the highest international engineering prize.
Xconomy
Feb 08, 2017
Building Healthier Athletes: NFL's 1st and Future Contest in Houston
Beating out over 200 other startups, Mobile Virtual Player won $50,000 from the NFL, a place in the TMCx accelerator, and two tickets to this year's Super Bowl.
Dartmouth Alumni Magazine
Jan 31, 2017
Our Entrepreneurial Ecosystem
"We're investing in entrepreneurship and innovation: to develop the creative minds of our students, to nurture their self-confidence, to build their resilience and to support our students' desires to make a difference in the world."
The Dartmouth
Jan 27, 2017
Alumni on Forbes 30 Under 30 list
Jennifer Chong '10 recalls Professor Peter Robbie's Engineering Sciences 12 "Design Thinking" class as one of her most formative learning experiences.
The New Yorker
Jan 05, 2017
Can Technology Make Football Safer?
A high school in Fort Lauderdale is using everything from state-of-the-art helmets to [Dartmouth-student-designed] robots to prevent head injuries.
AAAS
Dec 22, 2016
5 Questions for a Scientist: Inventor and Engineer Eric Fossum
This interview series aims to inspire students to pursue careers in the sciences by showcasing the incredible diversity of STEM careers by talking to scientists themselves.
Scientific American
Dec 22, 2016
Breaking the Gender Barrier in Engineering
An opinion piece by engineering dean Joseph Helble about how Dartmouth became one of the first national research universities to graduate a majority-female class of engineers.