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The 2005 WERC
team, iFusion received the Malcolm Pirnie 3E award, which is for the
design that integrates Economy, Environment, and Social Ethics.
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An article about
the UNH Stormwater Center, Storm Water Test Results
Permit Side-by-Side Comparisons of BMPs, appeared in Civil
Engineering.
04.06
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The UNH Undergraduate
Research Journal, Inquiry
Journal, has published an article by Maureen Lewis titled,
Bioremediation of an Organically Contaminated Bedrock Aquifer in the
Spring '06 issue. The article discusses the research Maureen conducted
with Dr. Nancy Kinner and the Bedrock Bioremediation Center while
she was an undergrad.
04.26.06
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The Associated
Press's story about the UNH Stormwater Center appears in several national
newspapers, including USA Today.
10.13.05
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Senator Judd Gregg
toured the UNH Stormwater Center's field site.
10.13.05
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Vasiliki Partinoudi
took 1st place Academic Achievement Award for Best Master's thesis,
"Riverbank Filtration as a Viable Pretreatment and Treatment
Method." Her advisor is Prof. M. Robin Collins. Nicola Ballester
took 2nd place Academic Achievement Award for Best Master's thesis,
"Effects of Synergistic Disinfection on Adenovirus Inactivation."
Her advisor is Prof. James P. Malley, Jr. The awards ceremony took
place in San Francisco, CA.
06.15.05
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Maureen Lewis
presented her work with the Bedrock Bioremediation Center at a “Posters
on the Hill” forum sponsored by the Council on Undergraduate
Research.
05.24.05
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The 2005 WERC
team, Radical Solutions, won second place in their task, Dr. Kevin
Gardner received the Faculty Advisor Award, and team member Andy Rippert
received the Terry McManus Memorial Student Award. Congratulations!
04.21.05
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Professor Jim
Malley was awarded the Grand Prize for Research by the American Association
of Environmental Engineers for an innovative water treatment system
that combines UV and ozone.
04.18.05
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UNH Doctoral student
Alison Watts has won a prestigious research fellowship from the National
Science Foundation (NSF) for her work in environmental engineering.
12.23.04
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ERG students win in the National Low Impact Development (LID) Student
Design Team competition with their innovative porous asphalt design
installed on campus.
11.04.04
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New ERG center
tackles stormwater management and improves water quality...
10.26.04
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Environmental Technology Building
officially renamed Gregg Hall...
04.31.04
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ERG researchers
conduct the first field-scale test of a patented system for capping
and treating contaminated sediment in the Anacostia River in Washington,
DC.
04.27.04
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ERG Assistant
Professor Jo Sias Daniel wins NSF grant to study asphalt...
12.17.03
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ERG Research Professor
Taylor Eighmy to serve a 3-year term on a committee of EPA’s
Scientific Advisory Board...
12.08.03
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ERG researchers lead international
effort in lighting the way to safer drinking water...
11.01.00
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The water treatment technology
assistance center's new portable water-testing unit will save time
and money for public water systems...
04.21.00
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Bedrock Bioremediation Center
drilling for answers at Pease...
02.08.00
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Civil Engineering student
wins national competition - and improves town's drinking water...
11.24.99
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National radon report released
today: ERG Professor points to effect on small New England communities...
09.15.98
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Congressional approval makes
UNH the nation's only center for recycled materials research...
06.22.98
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Fulbright scholar probes mysteries
of contaminated Scandinavian bedrock...
04.17.98
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