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The Case for Dreaming Big (Inc.)
Tuck School of Business professor Vijay Govindarajan suggests where American businesses might find the next generation of innovators.
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President Kim Ranks #9 in Annual Most Creative List
In an annual ranking of the 100 most influential and innovative executives, artists, and leaders by Fast Company magazine, Dartmouth President Jim Yong Kim is No. 9.
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Breaking Down Silos in Your Organization (Harvard Business Review)
Tuck School of Business Professor Vijay Govindarajan delineates the first two steps for breaking down silos.
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Different Roads to Innovation
Should companies rely on one innovator or teams of them? Both models work, according to Tuck Professor Alva H. Taylor.
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The World’s Most Influential Business Thinkers (Forbes)
Tuck Professor Vijay Govindarajan has been named the third most influential business thinker in the world.
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Vox Populi: A Conversation With Our Student Hacker Club
Joshua Kim, director of learning and technology for the College’s Masters in Health Care Delivery Science program, is inspired by a group of innovative Dartmouth students.
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Dartmouth Researchers Study Tool for Alzheimer’s Diagnosis (WCAX)
A team at Thayer School of Engineering has developed a high-tech hat for researching Alzheimer’s disease.
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Engineering Professor Named a Fellow of the Minerals, Metals, and Materials...
Ian Baker, Sherman Fairchild Professor of Engineering, has been honored for his “pioneering contributions” to the field.
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New Approach to Alzheimer’s Disease
Solomon Diamond, assistant professor of engineering, and his research team at Thayer School of Engineering have prototyped an instrument to measure brain health.
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Buried Threat: Military Tests Device to Find Unexploded Bombs...
Around the world, millions of unexploded bombs sit buried where they landed. Now, Dartmouth researchers have created a way to locate the bombs for safe removal.
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Dartmouth-Hitchcock Chosen as Medicare Pioneer Accountable Care Organization
Dartmouth-Hitchcock will participate in an ACO initiative to improve care and lower cost. The ACO model was developed in part at Dartmouth Medical School.
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Ragon and Dartmouth Collaborate to Tailor New Vaccine Approach Against HIV
A project led by Galit Alter of the Ragon Institute and Margaret Ackerman of Dartmouth will investigate strategies to block HIV infection soon after viral transmission.
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Texting While Walking Draws Safety Concerns—And An App (WGBH)
By releasing an app that prevents pedestrians from getting hit by traffic, Dartmouth’s Smartphone Sensing Group has joined a growing debate about “distracted walking.”
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MBA Electives Offer Hands-On Learning (Bloomberg Businessweek)
Businessweek features Tuck’s “Leadership Out of the Box” as a course that forces MBA students to think creatively, making the world a better place along the way.
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Biotechs Strike Partnerships to Spread their Costs, Risks (The Boston Globe)
Professor of Engineering Tillman Gerngross comments on the outlook for relationships between pharmaceutical companies and research labs.
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President Jim Yong Kim to Give Keynote to Open $300 House Design Workshop at...
President Kim’s address launches a four-day design workshop for the $300 House Project, a concept developed by Tuck School of Business Professor Vijay Govindarajan.
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Solar-Tectic LLC Gets Exclusive Manufacturing License (Global Solar Technology)
Research originating at Dartmouth’s Thayer School of Engineering lies behind technology advancing solar cell manufacture.
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The House That Students Built (The Financial Times)
In 2010, Professor Vijay Govindarajan posed a radical question: Is it possible to build a house for $300? Now the designs are in and construction is about to begin.
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Discovery at Dartmouth (Library Journal)
With a tradition of service and a culture of innovation, the Dartmouth Library was an ideal beta tester for the new search service “Summon.”
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Professor Vijay Govindarajan Receives Visionary Award from the Hunt Institute
The Tuck professor is being recognized for his innovative work on the $300 House—a project that offers a solution to providing low-cost housing for the world’s poorest populations.
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