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The New Hampshire-based Conway Daily Sun recently reported on new 2020 U.S. Census data that shows the population of N.H.'s Coos County and Androscoggin Valley continued to decline. The newspaper quoted Carsey's Senior Demographer Ken Johnson, who said, "In northernmost Coos County, major declines in the traditional wood and paper products industry continue to push young adults to seek opportunity elsewhere, which results in fewer births to offset deaths to its older population."

The Progressive Magazine recently reported on the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the U.S. workforce, citing research from the Carsey School's COVID-19 Jobs Report: By State that shows that 48 states had fewer payroll jobs last April than they did in February 2020.

High school students collaborated with UNH scientists to create a museum听exhibit about humans in space.听

The Concord Monitor recently reported on how the COVID-19 pandemic has disproportionately affected women economically, in particular women of color. The article citied 2020 research published by the Carsey School and authored Rogelio Saenz and Corey Sparks that shows Latina women had some of the highest jobless rates throughout the beginning of the pandemic.

UNH researchers have received a $488,983 grant from NSF to study shared Arctic landscapes and improve their resilience.听

The Keene Sentinel Source recently reported on 2020 U.S. Census data that shows that the population in New Hampshire's Cheshire County decreased over the last decade. The Source noted, in an interview with the Carsey School's Ken Johnson, that the state's more urbanized counties grew in population, partly from migration. However, several more rural counties 鈥� Cheshire among them 鈥� saw population descreases from people moving out of them and from natural decreases (more births than deaths).

The Valley News in West Lebanon, NH, recently reported on 2020 U.S. Census data showing an outward spread of the population in the New Hampshire-Vermont Upper Valley area. Ken Johnson, Senior Demographer at the Carsey School, noted in an interview in the Valley News that the population growth in the region "shouldn't be surprising given how听given how Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center and Dartmouth College are magnets for employees, many of them young and from elsewhere."

Researchers at the New Hampshire Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory at the 麻豆app in collaboration with colleagues at Cornell University have received a four-year $650,000 grant from the USDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA) to conduct genetic analysis and research to unravel how these bacteria cause these costly infections. The grant is part of the federal agency's $14 million research investment to protect agricultural animals from disease.

UNH researchers have received a $1.62 million听grant from NSF to study magnetic waves that impact Earth's radiation belts.

Ken Johnson, a Senior Demographer with the Carsey School, was recently mentioned in The Newport Daily News regarding his research on the 2020 Census results. New Hampshire saw an increase in Black, Asian, and Hispanic/Latino residence on the Seacoast, and the state owes this population growth to immigration from other countries and migration from other states, Johnson explained.听