Software
Hardware
Videoconferencing
Off-Campus Resources

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Software

Specialized Applications Made Available by Academic Computing Systems (ACS)

For detailed instructions on accessing and using these applications, see: UNH Academic Software Applications or contact Academic Computing Systems staff at: https://itsupport.unh.edu/.

Research Computing and Instrumentation

Research Computing provides computational and networking support to our customers and conducts research and testing to facilitate this mission, including:

• software development and IT support directly to Principal Investigators
• website development and hosting services for non research departments
• engagement with local businesses and government agencies
• advanced data processing and statistical analysis

General Use Applications Made Available by UNH IT

Hardware

Research Computing and Instrumentation

Research Computing provides computational and networking support to our customers and conducts research and testing to facilitate this mission, including:

• a 2,000 square foot data center, located in Morse Hall, that hosts mail, web, database, and compute servers

UNH InterOperability Lab (UNH IOL)

A neutral, third-party laboratory dedicated to testing data networking technologies through industry collaboration, the UNH IOL offers collaborative testing programs in over 20 data networking and storage technologies.

The UNH-IOL is committed to keeping pace with the evolution of communications technology. As well as collaborating with the industry to develop test methodologies and to validate new equipment and protocols, the lab works with UNH researchers on research projects.

General

UNH IT Hardware Guide

Videoconferencing

UNH IT/Academic Technology

Videoconferencing

Distance Learning Studio (DL Studio): As part of Media & Collaboration Services, Mark Leonard can coordinate videoconferencing for MUB events and provide advice on how best to use collaborative technologies for events elsewhere.  Contact him at mark.leonard@unh.edu or 862-0192.

Off-Campus Resources

Life Sciences Shared Resources @ Dartmouth College

Norris Cotton Cancer Center provides a portfolio of Life Sciences Shared Resources: specialized equipment and instrumentation, as well as services and centralized consultation to support the application of these Shared Resources to research.

These resources are available to UNH researchers at the same cost as Dartmouth faculty would pay.

The Shared Resources portfolio includes:

National Center for Genome Analysis Support (NCGAS)

NCGAS provides genome assembly and other analytical support (bioinformatics, computation, optimized software, and storage) for NSF-funded researchers undertaking genome science critical to biological discovery.

Qualifying NSF-funded research projects can have access to NCGAS services - typically at no cost - simply by filling out a request form that documents its status.

NH Grid/SuperCOmputing Ventures in Education and Research

The NH Grid is a high-speed computing network based at Dartmouth College that is available to researchers at NH colleges and universities in the INBRE and EPSCoR programs.