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techradar
Mar 31, 2016
These are the invisible cameras of the future
Professor Eric Fossum's work is cited in this article about the future of hidden cameras.
WIRED
Mar 15, 2016
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.
The Dartmouth
Mar 07, 2016
Student Spotlight: Sculptor Ham Sonnenfeld '16
A senior with a double major in engineering and studio art, F. Hambelton "Ham" Sonnenfeld '16 has always enjoyed creating projects.
The New York Times
Mar 02, 2016
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."
I CARE IF YOU LISTEN
Feb 29, 2016
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.
Valley News
Feb 29, 2016
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.
FierceBiotech
Feb 19, 2016
Adimab issues a challenge
Adimab CEO Tillman Gerngross wants to challenge the way governments handle the R&D response to a viral outbreak.
Pique
Jan 26, 2016
Busted knees and broken legs
Professor Rick Greenwald weighs in on the importance of bindings that can better release your foot during a twist.