Research
Can Open Software Keep Our Water Supplies Safe?
UNH researchers are developing an open software platform to improve access to water resources data.Ìý Read More-
01/14/26
Hudson River Paddle Inspires UNH Ph.D. Student
UNH Ph.D. student John Henkelman canoed 315 miles down the Hudson River, collecting water quality data, raising funds for American Rivers, and... -
01/07/26
Can Birds Spread Harmful Bacteria on Dairy Farms?
UNH scientist Andrea Ayala explores how small birds may spread bacteria on dairy farms, with potential consequences for both herd and human health.Ìý -
12/17/25
Powerful New Research Technology Comes to UNH
/research/university-instrumentation-centerUNH's acquisition of an automated isothermal titration calorimeter will increase... -
12/16/25
Frey Earns 2025 Excellence in Research Award
Serita Frey, professor in the UNH Department of Natural Resources and the Environment, was selected as the winner of the 2025 Excellence in Research...
Recent Stories
-
03/08/19 - UNH Researchers Identify Role Sex-Biased Protein May Play in AutismA new discovery could lead to promising autism treatment strategies. Read More
-
03/05/19 - Arctic BoundTwo CEPS students have been awarded fellowships with the Arctic Domain Awareness Center to assist in efforts to better plan oil spill mitigation and protection of the environment. Read More
-
02/21/19 - Hydrographic Hall of FameAndy Armstrong, the NOAA co-director of UNH's Joint Hydrographic Center, was honored by the Hydrographic Society of America. Read More
-
02/19/19 - Slow ViolenceA new study by UNH and Duke researchers documents the human cost of infrastructure attacks in Gaza and the West Bank. Read More
-
02/18/19 - Innovation LeaderUNHInnovation managing director Marc Sedam has been selected as the chair-elect of AUTM, the leading international association supporting the commercialization of academic... Read More
-
02/06/19 - A Rural SpiralUNH research finds a shrinking population in more than a third of rural counties. Read More
-
02/06/19 - Crawleys, CuratedUNH historian Nicoletta Gullace takes a closer look at the beloved "Downton Abbey" to reveal that it may have been preserving history not as it actually was but as fans believe it... Read More


























































