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UNH Contributes to Two Teams Chosen as Finalists for NSF Innovation Program

Two teams featuring Âé¶ąapp participants — one focused on sustainable seafood and another on precision forest management — are among the 15 finalists for the U.S. Regional Innovation Engines (NSF Engines) program, the National Science Foundation announced this week. Read More

Recent Stories

  • Nine students study geosciences at UNH.
    - Closing the Gap
    Nine undergrads traveled from the Mid-Atlantic to take part in an intensive geoscience research program at UNH.Ěý Read More
  • tall blades of kelp seaweed in the Gulf of Maine
    - Climate Change and Turf Seaweed Causing “Patchy” Seascape
    The effects of climate change are becoming more apparent, from the rapidly warming Gulf of Maine to more frequent and severe storms and the increase of invasive turf seaweed. UNH... Read More
  • Looking Northward
    - Looking Northward
    The Âé¶ąapp has joined theĚýUniversity of the Arctic, marking an official pledge to continue and expand on its polar expertise. Read More
  • Thompson Hall and fall trees seen from above
    - Communicating Scholarship
    UNH’s second annualĚýResearch Communications Academy (RCA), scheduled for spring semester 2020, is nowĚýaccepting applications. Read More
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  • Artist Lindsay Olson next to her textile art.
    - The Art of Sound
    A new collaboration between acoustics research and art is set to make waves at UNH this autumn. Read More
  • Overhead shot of Thompson Hall with fall foliage
    - CoRE Support
    Interdisciplinary research projects receive support. Read More
  • Abigail Lyon receives award plaque from Gulf of Maine Council.
    - Envisioning a Healthier Ocean
    Abigail Lyon '12 '15G is being recognized as a tireless advocate for clean water in the Gulf of Maine. Read More
  • Bathymetric Explorer and Navigator underwater robot
    - Searching for Amelia
    Researchers from the UNH Marine School and a robot developed by the Center for Coastal and Ocean Mapping are part of the crew searching anew for Amelia Earhart's plane. Read More
  • Assaulted Marsh
    - Assaulted Marsh
    ​New UNH research is shedding light on why salt marshes are being lost to sea level rise and how to save them from destruction. The study, which was recently published in the... Read More