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CBC News
May 15, 2015
Hybrid race car team from University of Waterloo wins international competition
Waterloo beat out teams from top engineering universities at the Formula Hybrid competition founded and run by Thayer School of Engineering at Dartmouth.
Steamboat Today
May 11, 2015
Steamboat grad looks forward to earning engineering degree
Lorin Paley '15 is a strong advocate for wearing helmets, whether she is biking, skiing or paddling and is looking forward to graduating with a degree in engineering from Dartmouth.
The Huffington Post
Apr 28, 2015
What Is Engineering? Learn About Engineering Through a MOOC
A desire to help people of all ages, particularly K12 students, better understand engineering led me to develop a massive open online course, or MOOC.
Times Colonist
Apr 24, 2015
Speedy UVic students all revved up
University of Victoria engineering students will take their race car to Dartmouth's 9th annual Formula Hybrid Competition.
The Dartmouth
Apr 23, 2015
Thayer School of Engineering proposing exchange program
Thayer School and Technical University of Denmark are finalizing a proposal to create an exchange program between the two schools.
Forbes
Apr 22, 2015
The Oprahs Of Biotech: People Who Can Go By First Name Only
Dartmouth engineering professor Tillman Gerngross has become of the few people in biotech who the insiders know by first name alone.
Materials Research Society
Mar 15, 2015
Flower-shaped magnetic nanoparticles may help destroy deep-seated cancer cells
The Dartmouth magnetic nanoparticles form flower-like aggregates which helps them to generate cancer-killing heat while under the influence of low alternating magnetic fields.
Business 2 Community
Feb 23, 2015
All Five Sharks Pounce, But Mark Cuban Gets The Deal: $200k For LuminAID
On Shark Tank's special episode devoted to business started by college students, Andrea Shresta and Anna Stork '08 asked the investors to put their money in LuminAID.