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The Dartmouth

Oct 17, 2016

Arts explores: Thayer machine shop 3-D printers

Of the many technologies at the Thayer School of Engineering Machine Shop, the 3-D printer stands out in the way it attracts students from all disciplines to explore new ideas in design.

BioMed Central

Oct 14, 2016

The food versus biofuels debate

Lee Rybeck Lynd from Thayer School of Engineering at Dartmouth explains more about the food vs fuel debate.

Valley News

Oct 06, 2016

Dartmouth Startup DoseOptics Gets $2 Million Grant From NIH

Founded by engineering professors Brian Pogue and Scott Davis and Thayer alumnus William Ware, the company was set up to translate discoveries in cancer imaging and therapy into commercial applications.

NHBR

Oct 05, 2016

NIH awards DoseOptics another $2 million to improve radiotherapy safety

The SBIR grant for DoseOptics, founded by professors Brian Pogue and Scott Davis Th'08, brings the NH startup's total to $3.4 million.

IEEE Spectrum

Oct 04, 2016

How a Robot Football Player Will Prevent Concussions

Elliot Kastner '13 Th'14 '15 tells the story of MVP and how the robot can stand in for American football players and take the tackles.

The Dartmouth

Oct 03, 2016

HackDartmouth hosts over 200 competitors

Over 200 students participated in the third iteration of Dartmouth's 24-hour hackathon hosted by Thayer.

The Dartmouth

Oct 03, 2016

Plan invests in west campus

The College announced a plan to expand and reconstruct the west side of Dartmouth including a joint engineering and computer science building.

The Washington Post

Sep 21, 2016

Women break barriers in engineering and computer science at some top colleges

Women are making major gains in enrollment in engineering and computer science at some of the nation's most prominent colleges and universities, including Dartmouth.

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