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There’s a new pumpkin in the patch and consumers have Brent Loy to thank. A professor of plant biology and genetics, Loy is a plant breeder. During his 45 years doing research at... Read More

Up to 100,000 winter ticks can live on a moose, causing severe hair loss and reduced reproductive productivity. Photo courtesy Daniel Bergeron In New Hampshire, the mighty moose... Read More

For the first time ever, scientists have documented a widespread extinction of bees that occurred 65 million years ago, concurrent with the massive event that wiped out land... Read More

Vikki Rodgers studying how plants respond to climate change at the Boston Area Climate Experiment in Waltham, MA. (Photo credit: Webb Chapel). As an undergraduate studying biology... Read More

In the crowded atrium of Morse Hall, large posters mounted on easels described cutting-edge science ranging from genetically engineered plants to 3-D bio-printing to an ultra-low... Read More

Â鶹app graduate student Hannah Traggis holds Colpomenia peregrina found at Fort Stark in New Castle in April 2012. Credit: Hannah Traggis There’s a new... Read More

A UNH alumnus and co-owner of Demers Garden Center, a perennial and bedding plant mecca in the southeast corner of Manchester, Robert Demers has 22,000 square feet of greenhouse... Read More

Administered by UNH and Dartmouth, a federally funded initiative aims to increase the state’s research capacity and the scientific knowledge of its workforce. Read More

Doctoral student Amanda Murby '06, '09G, '14G inspects the catch Houses dot a third of the shoreline around Willand Pond in Dover, the rest of which is forested by a... Read More

Tyler Burks '12 From his first year at UNH, Tyler Burks ’12 assumed that he’d major in the biological sciences, conduct research in his field, and go on to a Ph.D.... Read More