Rising Research Star
In the early stages of his career, assistant professor of physics and materials science Jiadong Zang is making waves. For his research prowess, Zang was recently selected as theÌýÌýin the field of magnetism.
In the early stages of his career, assistant professor of physics and materials science Jiadong Zang is making waves. For his research prowess, Zang was recently selected as theÌýÌýin the field of magnetism.
According toÌýJessica Carson, assistant research professor at the Carsey School, in the nation's 199Ìýrural counties where seasonal housing acounts for 25% or more of all housing units, average cases per 100,000 people were more than twice as high as in other rural countries and 15% higher than in urban areas.ÌýThe research suggests that rural scenery has drawn visitors seeking to escape densely populated metropolitian areas andÌýwho likely brought the virus with them.
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Twenty-one years ago, the inaugural UNH Undergraduate Research Conference fielded the work of some 159 students over the course of two days. Last year, on the 20th anniversary of the event, that number had swelled to more than 2,000 students from all majors and spanned 13 days.ÌýÌý
Welcome to SPARK, UNH’s annual review of research and scholarship
UNH received its largest-ever research contract from NASA, $107.9 MILLION to develop a space-based instrument that will study coastal ecosystems near the Gulf of Mexico.
Tomer Ketter flew a drone to capture this photo of the Swedish icebreaker Oden
Charles Schwab, professor emeritus of animal and nutritional sciences and a long-time former member of UNH’s dairy program, has received the American Dairy Science Association (ADSA) Fellow Award.
Now that many of the mechanics of moving out and switching to online instruction are behind us, it’s begun to sink in for our kids just how much they have lost, even if they are not (heaven forbid) faced with the loss of a loved one. Seniors have lost their senior spring and first year students had to leave just when they were getting the hang of it and solidifying new relationships.
Four years ago, associate professor of kinesiology Jayson Seaman visited the Colorado Outward Bound School in Leadville, CO, where he met with UNH alum and the school’s director of admissions Ben Fickett ‘16. They worked together to arrange a transfer of the school’s significant collection of Outward Bound records to the Âé¶¹app.