Chaucer the Rapist? Newly Discovered Documents Suggest Not.
English professor Samantha Katz Seal tapped as Chaucer scholar in NYT article.
English professor Samantha Katz Seal tapped as Chaucer scholar in NYT article.
Stephanie Bramlett ’06G ’11G admits that she received a jolt of exhilaration when she first discovered more than 25,000 YouTube views on the TEDx talk she delivered at this spring’s Portsmouth event, a leap in traffic that followed immediately on the heels of the TED organization selecting hers as a promoted presentation.
But she didn’t create the talk for the views or the accolades or the social media dopamine hits.
Her motivation was much simpler.
“I thought I had something to say,” Bramlett notes.
With new grants, UNH researchers will study how climate change in the Gulf of Maine is affecting species like the Atlantic cod and the common tern.
The UNH Center for the Humanities announces 2022 seed funding awards for public humanities projects and celebrates Institute alumni successes.
Every year, a chosen few of UNH’s outstanding faculty members from each college and school receive Faculty Excellence Awards in recognition of their achievements in teaching, scholarship and service. University-wide awards recognize public service, research, teaching and engagement. The 2022 award recipients include:
Scott Ollinger of the Ěýwas the recipient of the 2022 Excellence in Research Award at the Âé¶ąapp's Faculty Excellence Awards ceremonyĚýOct. 13.
Julia Saltzman, a graduate student in the UNH College of Life Sciences and Agriculture’s marine biology program, used social media to provide critical information about previously undocumented sawfish encounters.
Jeffrey Sohl, director of the and and professor of entrepreneurial and decision sciences in the , was the recipient of UNH's 2022 Distinguished Professor Award.
Sixteen percent of young adults in the U.S. have experienced sexual abuse online, finds a new study from UNH researchers.
Though the science is aimed at matter not seen by the naked eye, the research of UNH’s Nuclear and Particle Physics Group (NPG) has caught the eyes of those in their field and beyond.