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Next NASA Artemis Launch to Send Components Built by Carabello ’11 Into Space
For as long as he can remember, Jon Carabello ’11 has had a knack for working with machinery and sleuthing out solutions. That combination made a career in engineering easy for him to envision, even years before he entered the field. What he never imagined, though, was a professional path that... Read More
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04/04/25A Career Written in the Stars
Many moons before Harlan Spence became the director for the UNH Institute for the Study of Earth, Oceans, and Space (EOS), his father, an amateur... -
04/02/25CCOM’s Brian Calder Elected to Hydrographer Hall of Fame
CCOM's Brian Calder has been elected to the Hydrographer Hall of Fame for his remarkable contributions to seafloor mapping technologies.Ìý -
02/18/25Nine Students to Study Abroad Thanks to Gilman Scholarships
Nine UNH students earned the chance to see and study in different parts of the world as recipients of the Benjamin A. Gilman International... -
01/31/25Technology Helps Students Create 3D Models of Ancient Roman Buildings
Walking through Pompeii as part of a study abroad opportunity, one of the ancient Roman buildings looked decidedly more familiar to Tegan Lajoie ’26...
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08/30/16 - Golden OpportunityFigure skating might not have been on the schedule for the 2016 Summer Olympics, but Katie McCarter ’10 credits her love of that particular sport for her role in Rio de Janeiro,... Read More -
07/06/16 - Cuba: "Trip of a Lifetime"In June, UNH student Megan (Maggie) Savoie ’17 visited Cuba as part of an intensive two-week summer course offered through the University of Florida. Read More -
07/01/16 -"The Highest Glass Ceiling" makes The Washington Post's list.
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06/30/16 - Salt of the EarthSalt left behind from ocean spray is so concentrated on land in parts of Africa that one can see salt crystals in the soil sparkling in the sun. For farmers in these areas, the... Read More -
06/06/16 -You'd think that Joe Lugalla might want to just relax. He has worked for more than 40 years as an educator and researcher.Ìý
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05/05/16 - Garden TimeShockwave, a new cantaloupe, is one of nineÌýnew UNH-developedÌýcucurbitÌývarieties now commercially available. (Courtesy photo) Gardeners getting ready to plant their fruits and... Read More -
04/29/16 - CommandingLori Robinson This UNH alumna has a new job. In a vote on Thursday, April 28, the U.S. Senate unanimously confirmed U.S. Air Force General Lori Robinson ’81 as commander of U.S... Read More -
04/28/16 - Five Students Named 2016 Trout ScholarsFive New Hampshire students have been awarded B. Thomas Trout Scholarships from the College of Liberal Arts to support their study abroad experiences in the 2016-17 academic year. Read More -
04/27/16 - Fulbright AwardsDrew Conroy, professor of applied animal science at the Thompson School, is in Rwanda with his family during the spring semester through his second Fulbright Scholar Award, while... Read More -
04/21/16 - Health, Care and UnderstandingOne UNH senior who is part of this year's Undergraduate Research Conference has also taken her research off campus after being selected for the 20th Annual Posters on the Hill... Read More