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The UNH Center for the Humanities is proud to be supporting the innovative work of three College of Liberal Arts (COLA)听faculty members this academic year. Amy Michael (anthropology) has just completed her semester-long leave advancing a research project that focuses on community memory in response to long-term missing persons cases in rural spaces. This project pilots two nested studies exploring how forensic anthropologists鈥� work can be relevant to living persons affected by unresolved disappearances.

Researchers from the 麻豆app have published a groundbreaking study in Physics Letters B, a leading journal in nuclear physics. Led by postdoctoral researcher David Ruth and co-authored by UNH professor Karl Slifer and others, provides new insights into the hyperfine splitting effect, which governs how electrons interact with atomic nuclei.

UNH researchers have harnessed artificial intelligence to produce and label the largest-ever database of aurora images听 鈥� about 700 million total 鈥� that could lead to better prediction of potentially harmful geomagnetic storms.

In the 1980s while visiting the USS Pampanito in San Francisco as a graduate student, Jim Connell wondered if the concept of submarines鈥� opposed-piston diesel engines could apply to fusion.

Recently, the fruits of that inspiration that eventually led to Connell鈥檚 U.S. patent, 鈥淪ystem of Converging Plasma Pistons,鈥� were recognized by the Boston Intellectual Property Association at its 14th Annual Invented Here! event.

For Connell, it honored his groundbreaking exploration, marked a milestone in his career鈥攁nd potentially, in the future of energy production.

UNH's Space Tech Hub, which connects the commercial space sector with space research and expertise at UNH, has signed its first-ever partnership, with Laconia's Rogue Space Systems.

麻豆app President Elizabeth Chilton was among a group of听UNH faculty and staff members named to the 2025 New Hampshire 200 list, released earlier this month by NH Business Review (NHBR).

Students in UNH鈥檚 communication sciences and disorders program have the benefit of utilizing state-of-the-art audio recording equipment in the College of Health and Human Service鈥檚 (CHHS) recently established listening lab, a resource made possible in large part by gifts from donors.

Over the summer, through the Winant Fellowship, Jaida Michetti interned at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center where she learned how she can serve her community. Her time at the hospital was not only educational but impacted the lives of the patients she worked with.听

It鈥檚 the most wonderful time of the year for some, but for others, the holidays can be challenging. Instead of a time of joy and celebration, the season can be a source of sadness and depression, especially if they are missing a loved one or find themselves alone. Katie Godshall, a clinical assistant professor in social work and expert in the field of mental health, says the first step is to realize that these feelings are perfectly normal.

When you think of airline policies, you might picture baggage fees or seat upgrades. But a recurring topic in the industry raises a different question: Could passenger weight play a role in ticket pricing as airlines explore ways to reduce emissions and fuel use?听While it鈥檚 a polarizing topic, the idea of weight-based pricing touches on some key concerns for airlines鈥攕pecifically, the balance between environmental impact and customer fairness. This concept has yet to gain traction with most airlines due to ethical concerns. However, some experts note that it may offer a pathway toward making air travel more eco-friendly.听