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About the Research Office

Critical information about NSF reporting requirements

UPDATE:  The NSF has confirmed that awardees must stop submitting project reports in FastLane as of February 1, 2013.   NSF will transfer project reporting from FastLane to Research.gov on March 18, 2013.  The transition to Research.gov requires that reporting in FastLane be frozen; so, to assist grantees with this transition, the overdue date will be extended for all project reports that are currently scheduled to become overdue between January 31 and April 30, 2013.

 

Paul Creative Arts Center

Research Area: 

A center for the creation, study, and enjoyment of the arts that houses a 688-seat proscenium theater, a flexible-seating black box theater, a recital room, and a 4,500 square foot art museum

Health, Behavioral & Social Sciences

Research in the areas of health, behavioral, and social sciences at UNH focuses on exploring the human condition - physical, psychological, and social - as individuals, as families, and as communities.

Health research helps people live full, healthy lives. Discovering the cellular basis for diseases, defining and promoting active, healthy lifestyles, developing assistive technology, and delivering innovative therapeutic services are all parts of the equation.

Introducing the UNH Scientific Instrumentation Inventory (SII)

Introducing the UNH Scientific Instrumentation Inventory (SII).  SII is a new tool to manage and search the extensive collection of instruments at UNH.  It was developed by Research Computing and Instrumentation to provide a complete and accurate inventory of UNH’s scientific equipment and instruments for many purposes, including:

SII - Business Rules

Research Computing & Instrumentation

Research Computing and Instrumentation (RCI) provides computational and networking support to the UNH sponsored research community and conducts research and testing to facilitate this mission. RCI also offers direct and easy access to state-of-the-art instrumentation for both research and educational purposes.

Patrick Messer, Director
Robert Anderson, Associate Director
John Wilderman, Manager Instrumentation
Allan Wright, Manager Software Development

Document Type: 
Instructions
Date Posted: 
Mon, 10/01/2012
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SII - Guide to Access & Use

Research Computing & Instrumentation

Research Computing and Instrumentation (RCI) provides computational and networking support to the UNH sponsored research community and conducts research and testing to facilitate this mission. RCI also offers direct and easy access to state-of-the-art instrumentation for both research and educational purposes.

Patrick Messer, Director
Robert Anderson, Associate Director
John Wilderman, Manager Instrumentation
Allan Wright, Manager Software Development

Document Type: 
Instructions
Date Posted: 
Thu, 10/04/2012
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SII - Attributes

Research Computing & Instrumentation

Research Computing and Instrumentation (RCI) provides computational and networking support to the UNH sponsored research community and conducts research and testing to facilitate this mission. RCI also offers direct and easy access to state-of-the-art instrumentation for both research and educational purposes.

Patrick Messer, Director
Robert Anderson, Associate Director
John Wilderman, Manager Instrumentation
Allan Wright, Manager Software Development

Document Type: 
Instructions
Date Posted: 
Mon, 10/01/2012
Display on topic detail page: 
No

Scientific Instrumentation Inventory (SII)

The UNH Scientific Instrumentation Inventory (SII) is a new tool to manage and search the extensive collection of instruments at UNH.

It has been developed by Research Computing and Instrumentation staff to provide a complete and accurate inventory of UNH’s scientific equipment and instruments for many purposes, including:

Effort Certification Reminder

To:  Principal Investigators and Project Directors, UNH Sponsored Programs Community

This is a reminder that all effort reports for FY12 activity must be reviewed, certified, and received in Sponsored Programs Administration (SPA) by September 30. Please return the completed certifications to your effort certification coordinator/BSC contact, clearly indicating any needed revisions. 

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