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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.
Chicago Tribune
Feb 20, 2015
LuminAID co-founders to appear on ABC's 'Shark Tank' on Friday night
Anna Stork '08 and Andrea Sreshta, who designed their first lamps in 2010, are scheduled to appear on ABC's "Shark Tank"on Friday night, 8pm CT.
WBUR
Feb 11, 2015
How Dartmouth's President Is Trying To Cut The Rising Cost Of College
President Hanlon told each of the schools at Dartmouth — the college, the engineering school, the medical school and the business school — to reallocate 1.5 percent of its spending.
Medical Physics Web
Feb 09, 2015
Cerenkoscopy monitors breast treatments
With Professor Brian Pogue as senior investigator, Cerenkov radiation imaging of soft tissue (Cerenkoscopy), has been used to monitor radiotherapy patients in its first clinical trial.
Chicago Tribune
Feb 06, 2015
How Lake Forest's Jack Traynor picked Dartmouth
Lake Forest linebacker Jack Traynor wrote an essay for Pioneer Press detailing his decision to attend Dartmouth.
WCAX
Jan 12, 2015
Inside Dartmouth-Hitchcock's high-tech operating facility
Engineering professor Keith Paulsen is interviewed for this story on Dartmouth's new Center for Surgical Innovation.
ScienceDaily
Dec 16, 2014
Diagnostic screening: Microwave imaging of the breast may be better and safer
New research suggests a better, cheaper, and safer way to look for the telltale signs of breast cancer may be with microwaves.