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Business NH

Mar 07, 2025

Biotech Booms in NH

Professor Solomon Diamond, founder of Lodestone Biomedical, is spotlighted in an article about New Hampshire's biotech boom to diversify investors and raise capital for his cancer research startup using equity crowd-sourced funding. "Overall, I feel more in control of the process with equity crowdfunding," Solomon says.

Daily Galaxy

Feb 26, 2025

Could Saturn's Icy Moon Be More Alien Than We Imagined?

Professor Colin Meyer is featured in an article about his research into how geysers are formed on Enceladus, Saturn's icy moon. "The Cassini spacecraft flew through one of Enceladus's plumes and measured organics, a possible sign of life, making these geysers unique and important to astrobiology," Meyer said.

Bloomberg

Feb 18, 2025

Former OpenAI CTO Murati Unveils Plans for New AI Startup

A profile piece on former OpenAI Chief Technology Officer and Dartmouth Engineering alum Mira Murati Th'12 as she launches a new artificial intelligence startup, Thinking Machines Lab.

CBS Sunday Morning

Feb 16, 2025

America's "Explainer-in-chief"

Senior Lecturer David Macaulay was interviewed while visiting DC's National Building Museum and showed CBS correspondent Martha Teichner how sketching can help you see things like Ledyard Bridge in a new way.

The Wall Street Journal

Feb 10, 2025

Hims Super Bowl Ad Spotlights Weight-Loss Drug Copycats as Clock Ticks on Their Business

Professor Geoffrey Parker is quoted in an article about a telehealth company pushing the boundaries of drug compounding and testing regulators' limits. "Once you have a large customer base, you essentially have a large voter base on your side, and they can demand regulatory change," said Parker.

The New York Times

Feb 06, 2025

In Greenland, the Ice Doesn't Just Flow, It Quivers and Quakes

Professor Hélène Seroussi is quoted in an article about the results of a study into how ice sheets move. Getting enough measurements is a constant challenge for polar scientists, said Seroussi. "That's why we keep finding all these new principles and mechanisms that seem relatively fundamental. Each time you have a new observation, a new ice core, a new way of measuring, you learn something new."

The Chronicle of Higher Education

Feb 06, 2025

Small Ways to Spark Joy in Your Teaching

Professor Eugene Korsunskiy is featured in an article about the false dichotomy that having fun and feeling joy are at odds with doing serious, rigorous work. The article points out that joy actually has cognitive benefits that support creativity, problem-solving, and teamwork. "Joyful learning environments," Korsunskiy said, "help students thrive."

The Dartmouth

Feb 05, 2025

Hanover's Hot Topic: The Cold Regions Research and Engineering Lab

Professors Jifeng Liu and Emily Asenath-Smith are featured in an article about the longstanding and ongoing research collaborations with the nearby US Army Corps of Engineers' CRREL. "We sat down together with CRREL and [figured out] what our common interests were in terms of research," Liu said.