With support from NASA, stimulate and enhance science and mathematics education at all levels; providing motivation, improving quality, and increasing access for students, teachers, and the general public

Addresses the advanced water treatment technology needs of small communities and firms that need reliable, affordable systems for drinking water

Fosters the development of complex polymeric materials based on multiple phases with significant structure at the nanometer scale

NSF-funded partnership between UNH, Northeastern University, and the University of Massachusetts, Lowell that ocuses on developing tools and processes that will enable high-rate/high-volume, bottom-up, precise, parallel assembly of nanoelements

Conducts applied environmental science and engineering research in partnership with industry, communities, federal agencies, and international organizations on ares of importance to NH and New England communities, the private sector, and the nation

Integrating system modeling, interface design and sensor applications to develop laboratory technologies for practical industry application and, ultimately, an 'Intelligent Machining Workstation'

Performs research and development, demonstrates, and evaluates new technologies, practices, and procedures that support critical infrastructure protection and the Global web of commerce that is dependent upon this protection

See: Earth Systems Research Center

Investigates the properties and utility of hyperpolarized xenon, particularly as a contrast agent in magnetic resonance imaging

Involves individuals and institutions, public and private, at local, regional, national and international levels in identifying needs, evaluating and demonstrating promising technologies, and fostering their use as part of new, integrative approaches to response and restoration in coastal areas