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Scientific American
Aug 07, 2013
Fuel for Thought: Travels in Tanzania
In a blog entry for Scientific American, Rachel Margolese '16 of Dartmouth Humanitarian Engineering (DHE) writes about working in Tanzania this summer to promote sustainable and cost-effective cooking fuel.
The Dartmouth
Aug 06, 2013
Groups foster entrepreneurship
Trip Davis '90 is working with associate provost and professor of engineering Tillman Gerngross to develop the role of Dartmouth's new Office of Entrepreneurship and Technology Transfer.
Xconomy
Jul 25, 2013
Tillman Gerngross' Plan to Revamp Tech Transfer at Dartmouth
Dartmouth has an innovation problem. It's looking now to one of the area's most successful biotech entrepreneurs to solve it.
NH Union Leader
Jul 11, 2013
Prouty cyclist supports own work on cancer research
When Adjunct Professor of Engineering Jack Hoopes does his pioneering research into battling breast cancer, his work is partially paid for with money from the fundraiser known as The Prouty.
NewScientist
Jun 17, 2013
Vaccine research gets a shot in the arm
Professor Margaret Ackerman is quoted in this article about advances in biotechnology increasing the opportunities to develop new vaccines – and careers.
Mediaplanet
Jun 10, 2013
Who should run the world? Girls!
Professor Vicki May is quoted in this independent supplement from Mediaplanet to the Washington Post on STEM education.
The Dartmouth
Jun 07, 2013
Graduate programs celebrate investitures
Thayer expects to award 100 bachelor's degrees, 51 master's of engineering management, six master's of science and 21 PhD degrees in engineering sciences.
New Scientist: Instant Expert 24
Jun 03, 2013
Sports Engineering: Material World
In 1995 Ulrike Wegst and Michael Ashby, both then at the University of Cambridge, published the first paper showing how selection charts could be used to identify which materials would work best for sports.