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TOP STORIESOct. 19, 2005 |
| Next Publication Date: Wednesday, Oct. 26 More >>> |
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Do You Want To Celebrate At Your University Holiday Party? The University Holiday Party is just seven weeks away and this year, faculty and staff are being asked to provide their thoughts and suggestions about how they would like to celebrate at the event by completing an online survey. More >>> (10-20-05) |
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UNH Study Helps New Englanders Weather The Storm Research from the University of New Hampshire Stormwater Center is poised to help communities throughout the Northeast improve water quality and reduce runoff through better stormwater management. The center is the only one of its kind in the country. More >>> (10-19-05) |
Geologist
Dates New Fossils of Ancient Human Ancestors When
paleontologists discovered the fossilized remains of two previously
unknown species of primate in Egypt, they turned to a UNH geologist
to help date their find. Associate Professor Will Clyde put the age
of the fossils at around 37 million years, making them some of the
oldest human ancestors ever found. More
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Engineer Helping NASA Control Powerful Telescope A UNH mechanical engineering professor is helping NASA control what is designed to be the most powerful X-ray telescope ever built. More >>> (10-19-05) |
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UNH Sawmill Prepares To Meet 21st Century Challenges Of State’s
Timber Industry |
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no heat or running water and access only by dirt road, UNH’s
Thompson School Sawmill is one of the university’s more
distinctive laboratories. Yet since 1968, the barn-like structure
has helped supply New Hampshire’s forest-products industry
(the state’s third-largest industry) with qualified graduates
of forestry programs. Now, after nearly four decades of admirable
but increasingly obsolete service, the sawmill will get a much-needed
renovation. |
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