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MarketWatch
Dec 23, 2015
Flight canceled? The government may be to blame
The 2010 Tarmac Delay Rule has led to a jump in the rate of flight cancellations according to a study by researchers at the MIT and Dartmouth.
TouchVision
Dec 23, 2015
A rule to decrease flight delays leads to more flight delays
A rule meant to lower the number of flight delays has actually backfired according to researchers including Dartmouth engineering professor Vikrant Vaze.
Mashable
Dec 23, 2015
Rule to prevent flight delays causes more delays
Researchers at Dartmouth published a study looking at the effect of the US Department of Transportation rule in 2010 that limits tarmac delays. Is air travel better now?
Bloomberg Business
Dec 23, 2015
Late Flights Rose After US Bid to Stem Traveler Tarmac Holdups
Professor Vikrant Vaze is quoted about a study he conducted with MIT researchers on how a US rule designed to spare travelers time on the tarmac has actually spurred additional delays.
Valley News
Nov 23, 2015
Startup Gets $1.4 Million From NIH
DoseOptics, founded by professors Brian Pogue and Scott Davis, received $1.4 million from the National Institutes of Health for their technology to proceed to clinical trial.
American Sports Network
Nov 20, 2015
Dartmouth engineering a run at Ivy League football title
Football players can be engineers and engineers can be football players. That is the message of a video featuring Kyle Bramble '16 and Brian Grove '16.
WCAX-TV
Nov 18, 2015
Inside the newest addition to Dartmouth-Hitchcock
Dartmouth engineering professor Ryan Halter is interviewed as part of a sneak peek at the new Williamson Translational Research Building.
Independent
Nov 05, 2015
Paris Conference: Pair of cyclists approaches city in time for climate summit after 5 month journey
Dartmouth engineer Morgan Curtis '14 pedaled through Canada, Scandinavia and western Europe on her way to the climate change conference in Paris.