Articles
—Dena Hoffman (Mentor: John Aber)
Is it possible to run a greenhouse on heat generated from a compost pile? Environmental sciences major Dena Hoffman finds out.
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—Jake Gehrung (Mentor: David Clarke, Shadi S. Atallah, Rommel Montúfar)
Jake reflects on his three undergraduate research experiences and shares what he feels is the best way to learn the research process.
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—Dylan Wheeler (Mentor: Nick Smith)
Dylan explains how fake content is made and disseminated online and offers advice on identifying what is real.
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—Niki Toy-Caron (Mentor: John Cerullo)
Niki researched how Henry VIII’s wives and daughters used clothing to advance their political and personal agendas.
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—Hannah Miller (Mentor: Anne Lightbody)
A civil engineering student, Hannah studied sediment contamination impounded at two local dams in Durham, New Hampshire.
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—Peter Haber (Mentor: William Clyde)
Peter’s research on Patagonian rock samples helps verify a new South American site for studying the mass extinction event that killed dinosaurs.
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—Brigid C. Casellini
John Aber is a professor in the Department of Natural Resources and the Environment at the University of New Hampshire. Below is a correspondence with...
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—Bonnie Turek (Mentor: Kevin Gardner)
Learning about the use of drones to study river ecology inspired Bonnie to research the Bellamy River’s response to dam removal.
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—Annelise Papinsick (Mentor: Rose Pruiksma)
Annelise’s multipronged research on teaching piano brings light to the pedagogical works of a little-known female composer.
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—Bri McGrath (Mentor: Gene Harkless, Lynda Toussaint)
Bri visited the innovative Unjani Clinics in South Africa to learn how this model brings high-quality primary health care to underserved communities.
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