News and Announcements
Faculty Position in Earth System Science / Coupled Human and Natural Systems
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Will Clyde spoke to WMUR on 2/21/13 about the mammoth tooth a fisherman pulled up in Rye Harbor.
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Fred Day-Lewis (UNH BS Hydrology 1994) elected President of the Near-Surface Geophysics section of the AGU
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ESCI grad students participate in EarthScope project to instrument northern New England
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Jamie Pringle studies the role of ocean currents on species invasion
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Will Clyde helps unravel the causes of ancient global warming events
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UNH Ranks #1 in Geoscience Citation Impact
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The Department of Earth Sciences at UNH aims to improve our understanding of the Earth, and the processes that affect it, through excellence in teaching, research, and service. We offer undergraduate and graduate degrees encompassing a broad spectrum of disciplines including geology, hydrology, oceanography, ocean mapping, geochemistry, climate science, and geophysics. Our location on the Great Bay Estuary near the White Mountains provides an ideal backdrop for hands-on learning opportunities. Join us in our journey of discovery!