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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.

Trinidad & Tobago Guardian

Dec 08, 2014

A story of sensors

Dartmouth engineering Professor Eric Fossum is probably the most important man in the world of modern photography...

Fast Company

Dec 08, 2014

This Holiday Season, See Why Drinks Are About To Spill A Whole Lot Less Often

Meet the two Dartmouth engineering students who created Tray Bien, and solved a vexing design problem in the process.

VPR

Nov 18, 2014

Climate Change Scientists And The Public Debate

In a story about climate change, VPR's Vermont Edition turns to Dartmouth engineering professor Mary Albert for her expertise.

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