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The Dartmouth

Jun 23, 2016

Thayer first in the country to graduate more women than men

For the first time since the school was established in 1867, Thayer School of Engineering graduated more female than male engineers.

TechCrunch

Jun 22, 2016

Analog computing and biological simulations get a boost from new MIT compiler

Dartmouth engineering professor Rahul Sarpeshkar is part of a team that created a compiler that turns human-readable digital code into a configuration for analog computing circuits.

TechCrunch

Jun 21, 2016

Dartmouth graduated more women than men in engineering this year

Dartmouth just became the first national research university to graduate more women than men in the engineering department.

NH Union Leader

Jun 14, 2016

First lady of lasers

Elsa Garmire will be retiring from Dartmouth's faculty in October. She has worked in the field of laser technology since the 1960s.

WCAX-TV

Jun 08, 2016

Dartmouth College student invents device to help running injuries

Robert Halvorsen '17 says he's inventing a device that could change the way runners' injuries are diagnosed.

Live Free and Start

Jun 07, 2016

Innovator of the Week: Lidia Valdés, Co-Founder of Lodestone Biomedical

Lidia Valdés D'14 Th'15 is co-founder and CEO of Lodestone Biomedical—a spinoff from Professor Solomon Diamond's lab.

MPR News

May 26, 2016

Bad at math? Don't tell your kids

Math anxiety is "an actual thing, and it can be measured" Professor Petra Bonfert-Taylor told MPR News host Tom Weber.

ESPN

May 25, 2016

Steelers using robotic tackling dummies during workouts

The Pittsburgh Steelers are running offseason workouts with robotic tackling dummies, thanks to new technology from Dartmouth.

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