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Dartmouth Students Stand in Solidarity With Ukraine on One-Year Anniversary of Russian Invasion

Features Zhenia Dubrova ’24, Tonia Zakorchemna ’23, and Andrii Murdza Th ’20, in a segment about how Dartmouth students are marking the year since Russia began its invasion of Ukraine.

Feb 24, 2023

Science News Explore

The world is aiming for ‘net zero’ emissions of greenhouse gases

Erin Mayfield, an assistant professor of engineering, is quoted in an article about the goal of net zero greenhouse gas emissions for the world. “Renewables, far and wide, are the key pillar in any net zero scenario."

Feb 09, 2023

TIME

The Creator of ChatGPT Thinks AI Should Be Regulated

OpenAI Chief Technology Officer Mira Murati Th’12 talks about her team launching ChatGPT and the “hard problems” still to figure out around the use of artificial intelligence.

Feb 06, 2023

Science News

It’s possible to reach net-zero carbon emissions. Here’s how.

Dartmouth Engineering Professor Erin Mayfield, who worked on an influential 2021 report fromNet-Zero America project, which focused on the U.S. economy, spoke to Science News about how the US and the world can find a path forward towards zero carbon emissions.

Jan 28, 2023

Analytics Insight

How Certifications Can Unlock your Career in Data Science

The Professional Certificate in Applied Data Science from Thayer School of Engineering is featured in a list of top certifications to take for a career in data science.

Jan 20, 2023

VTDigger

Resonant Link Plans to Launch Its First Remote Smartphone Charger to the Public This Year

A profile on Resonant Link, a technology developed by former research associates Aaron Stein and Phyo Aung Kyaw Th’19, at Professor Charles Sullivan’s lab at the Thayer School of Engineering.

Jan 15, 2023

The Big ReThink

What Is Human-Centered Engineering and How Is It Helping Fight Climate Change?

"The world's problems are getting more and more complex. They require multiple disciplines to be able to solve,” says Alexis Abramson, dean of the Thayer School of Engineering at Dartmouth and a mechanical engineer by trade.

Jan 11, 2023

The Boston Globe

How to open the STEM pipeline

Op-ed: "Our nation must find more effective ways to imbue young people with the curiosity, confidence, and joy to pursue the study of math—as well as science, technology, and engineering."

Dec 22, 2022

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