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The Institution of Engineering and Technology
May 12, 2014
Biomimicry - the next engineering revolution?
Professor Ulrike Wegst's work is cited in this article about mimicking nature's successful designs that "are more energy efficient and flexible than anything humans have dreamt up."
NHPR
May 07, 2014
At Formula Hybrid Competition, Building Cars Is As Big As Racing Them
It's race season again at the New Hampshire Motor Speedway. ... It's time for the Formula Hybrid Competition. To learn more about this year's event, we turn to David Brooks.
Valley News
May 07, 2014
New Hampshire Hosts Formula Hybrid Competition
New Hampshire Motor Speedway is hosting Dartmouth College's 8th annual Formula Hybrid Competition, founded and run by the school's Thayer School of Engineering.
Concord Monitor
May 07, 2014
Engineering students to race hybrid cars at New Hampshire Motor Speedway in Loudon
For the eighth consecutive year, Dartmouth's Thayer School of Engineering will hold its Formula Hybrid Competition, which brings college engineering students from around the world to Loudon for the four-day event.
The Dartmouth
May 06, 2014
Student Spotlight: Nathan Lehrer '14
Though an engineering major, Lehrer has played classical piano all four years at Dartmouth and will play a senior piano recital on May 17.
The Dartmouth
Apr 13, 2014
Workshop addresses community on campus
The IDEO innovation seminar asked participants to design a product or opportunity that would strengthen personal connections and relationships on campus.
Forbes
Apr 08, 2014
The Future Of Genomics In Cancer Care
Dartmouth engineer Sean Hogan '88, VP of Healthcare, IBM, explains why genomic medicine is one of the greatest advances in treating cancer.
Nature
Apr 07, 2014
Prostate cancer: Increasing the potential of prostate biopsies with bioimpedance spectroscopy
Professor Ryan Halter's research is cited in this review article about integrating electrical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) into the 12-core biopsy protocol.