Feature Articles

Beyond the Claw Crackers: Investigating a Neurobiological Bridge between the Environment and Behavioral Rhythms in Juvenile American Lobsters

While some in the greater University of New Hampshire community are most concerned with the culinary aspect of lobsters, others are hard at work figuring out just what makes these desirable crustaceans tick. Cody White, a senior neuroscience major, has devoted the latter part of his undergraduate career to studying the complex nervous system of the juvenile American lobster in a laboratory on the Durham campus.

Twenty-five and Still Going Strong: An Inside Look at the Hamel Center for Undergraduate Research

It was an eye-opening experience...my undergraduate research made me feel like part of a larger community at UNH and someone more actively involved in my field as a music researcher. —Christopher Foss ’13

Harmonious World: The Confucius Institute and Asian Studies at the University of New Hampshire

In a harmonious world (hexie shijie), peoples everywhere work together to create peace and prosperity. In today’s global climate of economic and political crises, harmony seems like an impossible aspiration; but the United States and China are working through tensions toward cooperation. One method of furthering international understanding is cultural exchange, and the University of New Hampshire has sent many students to study and conduct research in China while many Chinese students have come to campus.

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