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Nature Materials
Oct 27, 2014
Bioinspired structural materials
This review discusses the common structural motifs of a range of natural materials and the difficulties associated with mimicking these designs in the fabrication of synthetic structures with enhanced mechanical properties.
NHPR
Oct 22, 2014
Report: Cancer Cases Avoidable If Well Owners Test For Arsenic
A new study out of Dartmouth College estimates that arsenic in well water could be causing as many as 830 cases of cancer in the granite state.
Concord Monitor
Oct 22, 2014
New Hampshire report stresses arsenic danger
The report by Dartmouth and the state departments of health and environmental services estimates that 450 to 600 cases of cancer could be avoided through testing and treatment of water found to have unhealthy levels of arsenic.
The Dartmouth
Oct 19, 2014
College aims to focus undergraduate research
Two new programs — Stamps Scholars and First Year Research in Engineering — aim to boost the number of student research opportunities.
The Dartmouth
Oct 15, 2014
Firm evaluates locations for third Thayer building
Wilson Architects of Boston will present their design study report to Thayer dean Joseph Helble, College President Phil Hanlon, and other officials in January.
Institute of Physics
Oct 01, 2014
Imaging scheme tracks tumour oxygenation
A Dartmouth team, including engineering professor Brian Pogue, is developing a new method for measuring tumor oxygenation for treatment planning and monitoring.
The Dartmouth
Sep 30, 2014
Faculty prepare for first DartmouthX online classes
Vicki May's "The Engineering of Structures Around Us" is one of four massive open online courses (MOOCs) that Dartmouth will offer in 2015 through the digital learning platform edX.
Bloomberg News
Sep 30, 2014
Ice Research for Climate Clues Means Watching for Bears
Dartmouth engineering professor Rachel Obbard will need a way to keep polar bears at bay as she and her team collect samples from newly developed sea ice.