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The Telegraph (Nashua)
A weird glow in nuclear power plants is proving valuable when aiming cancer treatment
Professor Brian Pogue comments on research about using the information from the Cherenkov radiation that patients emit during cancer treatment.
Mar 06, 2014
PNAS
Comparative efficiency and driving range of light- and heavy-duty vehicles powered with biomass
A paper to address the question, “When using cellulosic biomass for vehicular transportation, which field-to-wheels pathway is more efficient: that using biofuels or that using bioelectricity?”
Feb 20, 2014
Novus Light Technologies Today
Near-IR Spectroscopy Performs Challenging Breast Imaging
Engineers and radiologists at Dartmouth have developed a new way to implement MRI/near-infrared spectroscopy (NIRS) technique for women with dense breasts.
Feb 19, 2014
Valley News
Mathematics Contest Has a Message: Number-Crunching Is Fun and a Valuable Skill
Mindy Wu of Richmond Middle School won the MATHCOUNTS Lebanon Area Regional competition at Thayer School of Engineering on Feb. 15 to be guaranteed a spot in the state competition.
Feb 16, 2014
Forbes
The 10 Most Powerful Men In Africa 2014
M.E.M. Program graduate Simdul Shagaya Th'99, founder and CEO of Konga.com, has been named one of Forbes' 10 most powerful men in Africa.
Feb 03, 2014
WCAX
A better way to detect breast cancer?
Thanks to the work of Dartmouth engineers and clinicians, a machine at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center is providing some women with two tests in one.
Feb 03, 2014
NH Union Leader
Giving back is at the very top of Gordon Ehret's must-do list
Gordon Ehret '02, Th'03 '04, an interim operations leader at Hypertherm, has been recognized as one of Union Leader's "40 Under Forty."
Jan 28, 2014
The Dartmouth
Thayer grad applies to Mars mission
Max Fagin Th’11 is one of 1,058 individuals chosen by Mars One—a program that aims to establish a permanent human settlement on the Red Planet—to advance into the second round of its application process.
Jan 24, 2014