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The Conversation

Nov 05, 2015

Here are some more reasons why liberal arts matter

Dartmouth engineering professor Peter Robbie is quoted on why liberal education is so critical to engineering training.

Quartz

Nov 04, 2015

The startup craze has alumni writing checks for entrepreneurs instead of libraries

Dartmouth is cited for its not-for-profit investment fund started by alumnus John Ballard '55 TTh'56 to fund companies founded by professors and students.

The Conversation

Nov 02, 2015

Do liberal arts students learn how to collaborate?

A Dartmouth professor of film and media studies responds with illustrative examples from Thayer School.

MIT Technology Review

Nov 02, 2015

Antivirus That Mimics the Brain Could Catch More Malware

Dartmouth engineering professor George Cybenko is quoted on deep learning virus detection systems.

US News

Oct 20, 2015

Flying to N.Y. or D.C.? Get Ready to Pay the 'Babysitters'

Professor Vikrant Vaze is quoted about how airlines play the system of takeoff and landing slots to block the competition at America's busiest airports.

Alaska Dispatch News

Oct 19, 2015

Microplastics found in waters off Svalbard

Professor Rachel Obbard is cited for her finding of numerous types of bright-colored plastic bits embedded in sea ice.

Phys.org

Oct 19, 2015

Magnetically controlled battery could store energy for power grids

Dartmouth engineering professor Weiyang (Fiona) Li and her team have built a battery containing a magnetic fluid that can be moved in any direction by applying a magnetic field.

The Next Web

Oct 16, 2015

Image sensor research now underway promises to overhaul low-light photography — eventually

A brand new image sensor — the Quanta Image Sensor (QIS) — now under development at Dartmouth's Thayer School of Engineering could fundamentally revamp the field of low-light photography.

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