NASA Blog
NASA Blog
Nov 02, 2012
NASA's Planetary Science Division Needs Reviewers -- Volunteer!
NASA's Planetary Science Division is currently seeking volunteer reviewers for 2 programs: Outer Planets ResearchMaturation of Instruments for Solar System Exploration A web form for volunteers can be found at http://science.nasa.gov/researchers/volunteer-review-panels/ where volunteers can indicate their interest and areas of expertise. Read more
Oct 24, 2012
UNH Astrophysicists Create First Web-based Tool for Predicting Space Radiation Risks
Astrophysicists from UNH’s Space Science Center (SSC) have created the first online system for predicting and forecasting the radiation environment in near-Earth, lunar, and Martian space environments. The near real-time tool will provide critical information as preparations are made for potential future manned missions to the moon and Mars.Associate professor of physics Nathan Schwadron of the... Read more
Oct 03, 2012
UNH Researchers to Use Satellite Imagery in Study of Michigan Archaeological Sites
Researchers from UNH have received a grant from NASA’s Space Archaeology program to investigate the transition of indigenous hunter-gatherer cultures to agricultural-based communities in the U.S. Great Lakes region prior to European contact between AD 1200-1600. The focus of the study will be to determine if “micrometeorological lake effects” around major inland lakes contributed to settlement... Read more
Aug 02, 2012
NASA Seeking Reviewers for Remote Sensing Water Quality and Airborne Instrument Technology Transition Programs
NASA’s Science Mission Directorate would like to direct scientists' attention to its new volunteer reviewer web form at http://science.nasa.gov/researchers/volunteer-review-panels/.In addition to some Space Science programs, the Directorate currently is seeking reviewers specifically for the review of proposals to the Remote Sensing Water Quality (RSWQ) and Airborne Instrument Technology... Read more- 1 of 3
- Previous Posts
More from the Research BlogChoose a Research Blog Category
Subscribe to RSS Feed for any of the blog categories
Research Office News
Updates about the OSVPR
and its service units
Research Spotlight
Featured faculty, projects and case studies across the eight UNH research areas.
News for UNH Researchers
Timely info and updates in the topic areas of:
Ways to Get Involved
Partner with the UNH Research community on tomorrow's breakthroughs.
Nov 14, 2012
EOS Scientists Help Shape the Next Tools for Studying Earth Systems from Space
Oceanographer Joe Salisbury of the Ocean Process Analysis Laboratory and atmospheric scientist Carolyn Jordan of the Earth Systems Research Center are part of a large group of scientists from around the country working to define the the science questions and the instrument/mission requirements for a new Geostationary Coastal and Air Pollution Events satellite (GEO-CAPE). Read morePosted in: Engineering & Physical Sciences, Marine & Ocean Sciences, Sustainability & the Environment, Research Development & Communications, Research Spotlight
Tags: 2012, Carolyn Jordan, EOS, ESRC, Institute for the Study of Earth-Oceans-Space, Joe Salisbury, NASA, National Space and Aeronautics Administration, OPAL