News
February 2013
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FSAE Winter Banquet and Fundraiser event
Please mark your calendars for the FSAE Winter Banquet and Fundraiser event – see the details below. Hope to see you there! UNH FSAE Winter Banquet Feb. 24th @ 5:00pm Granite State Room, Memorial Union Building Italian Dinner Presentation by the FSAE Team members Question and Answer session with review of progress 50/50 raffle UNH students and facility - $20 Non-students and facility - $25 Tickets go on sale today at the MUB Ticket office. They can also be purchased on the night of the event at the door! Tyler Young Senior Mechanical Engineering Student University of New HampshireFormula SAE Captain Posted: February 12, 2013 |
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Congratulations Professor Korkolis!
Congratulations to Prof. Yannis Korkolis who was named one of the top reviewers of the year for the ASME Journal of Manufacturing Science and Engineering. Please see this link for more information! Posted: February 07, 2013 |
January 2013
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Congratulations to Erin Ludwig Schroeder – Class of 2004!
Congratulations to Erin Ludwig Schroeder – Class of 2004 – who has just been named the Program Manager for the GPS Small Satellite (NAVSAT) Program! Read more about this Program in the Washington Technology. Posted: January 25, 2013 |
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Welcome!
Please welcome our new staff member Professor Marko Knezevic! He will be teaching ME 643!
Take a look at his faculty profile here! Posted: January 16, 2013 |
October 2012
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Article about Professor Kinsey's recent research in the Campus Journal!
Research Profile: Brad Kinsey, Testing the Mettle of Metals Wednesday, October 17, 2012 By Sonia Scherr Do you drive a car? Drink out of soda cans? Use a washing machine? Travel by plane? If so, Brad Kinsey’s research could have an impact on your daily activities. He studies how to better predict failure in sheet metal, the thin metal skin used in products ranging from retro Coca-Cola Zero bottles to the ultra-modern Boeing 787 Dreamliner. Kinsey’s research has the potential to improve manufacturing processes
Click here to view the full article! Posted: October 24, 2012 |
September 2012
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Professor Thein featured in UNH's "In the Classroom"!
Watch the video of Professor Thein "In the Classroom" here! Posted: September 18, 2012 |
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Dr. Charles (Charlie) Taft, Professor Emeritus, has been elected to Fellow status in ASME
Congratulations to Dr. Charles (Charlie) Taft, Professor Emeritus of Mechanical Engineering, who was recently elected to Fellow status in The American Society of Mechanical Engineers with the following citation: Prof. Taft made seminal contributions in non-linear controls, stepper motors and fluidics. He established a paradigm for collegial treatment of students in dynamic systems, fluid, electromechanical and discontinuous control and instrumentation courses he developed. His award-winning solutions of complex problems such as ground-breaking modelling of train air braking systems won him the ASME Rail Transportation Award (1980). His permanent magnet stepper motors modelling won him the IEEE IECI best paper award (1975). His fluid dynamics expertise is exemplified by fluidics patents, DARPA research on ship steering, and his skiing passion led to development of snow cover enhancement polyhedrons using prevailing winds. He authored 16 refereed papers, three books and 9 Patents.
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Homecoming 2012!
October 12-14,2012 Visit www.unh.edu/homecoming for more information! We hope to see you there!! Posted: September 13, 2012 |
August 2012
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News article on UNH Today about Professor Foster's work with a middle school teacher from Oyster River!
Middle Schoolers Get Excited About Engineering—From 3,500 Miles AwayLocal Teacher and UNH Professor Collaborate in the NetherlandsWith its high-tech instruments, esoteric terms, and complex equations, engineering research conducted by UNH faculty is far removed from the basic learning that occurs in a middle-school classroom. Or is it? This summer, students at Oyster River Middle School in Durham got a close-up look at real-world research when their intern, Berkley Sadana, accompanied a UNH professor on a trip to the Netherlands to study how waves cause beach erosion. During her 10 days at the Delta Flume—a wave simulator that’s longer than two football fields placed end-to-end—Sadana interacted with students via daily blog entries and several on-site Skype sessions. Click here to read the whole article! Posted: August 15, 2012 |
July 2012
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Congratulations to the UNH Lunabotics Team!!
Congrats to the UNH Lunabots team!! Here are the competition results from this year’s Lunabotics Competition in Florida; they came in 13th out of 55 teams in the overall competition! They were also able to qualify for the mining category by being one of 17 teams to actually mine the simulant, and we believe that they came in 9th in the mining category. (They mined a total of 31.8kg.) Posted: July 18, 2012 |
June 2012
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Article featuring William Matern and Professor Greg Chini
UNH Magazine office to inform you that an article about William Matern '12 and Professor Greg Chini is in the Spring 2012 edition. Chini and Matern are in a piece about the connections between math and medical conditions in the Inquiring Minds section of the magazine. Click here to read the article! Posted: June 27, 2012 |
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UNH LunaCats Mine the Moon
Read the UNH LunaCats Mine the Moon article here! Posted: June 27, 2012 |
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UNH LunaCats Mine the Moon
Read the UNH LunaCats Mine the Moon article here! Posted: June 27, 2012 |
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Congratulations!
Prof. Yannis Korkolis and his colleague, Prof. Edmund Chu from Alcoa won the Best Organized Symposium or Session (BOSS) award from the ASME Manufacturing Engineering Division at the 2012 International Manufacturing Science and Engineering Conference (MSEC) last week. Congratulations to them both! Posted: June 13, 2012 |
May 2012
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Professor Robert Jerard's Retirement party!
Check out more pictures of Professor Jerards retirement party that we have posted on facebook!
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