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Welcome to UNH Research

At UNH, ‘research’ encompasses exploration in all academic endeavors, from science and math to the humanities and arts. This website is a gateway to the spectrum of UNH research, providing information and support for researchers, businesses, and others who seek connection and opportunity. Leadership and support for the research community is provided by the Research Office led by Senior Vice Provost for Research Jan Nisbet.


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  • 3D-printed prototype of the chirality-induced sequential cell-opening mechanism created at UNH by Yaning Li and Yunyao Jiang
    UNH Researchers Create New Design That Could Lead to Improved Drug Delivery
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  • Mt. Etna, Sicily
    UNH Researchers Study the Journey of Magma, or Molten Rock, in One of Europe’s Largest and Most Active Volcanos, Mount Etna in Sicily
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  • Lake Sunapee, NH and VT
    Interdisciplinary Team Explores Changes in Water Quality of Northeast Lakes
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  • Wood pellets used for home heating
    Wood Pellets Outperform Fossil Fuels and Natural Gas in Reducing Greenhouse Gases
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  • Bumble bee, Bombus terricola. Credit: Molly Jacobson/UNH
    UNH Researchers Find Drastic Decline in NH's Bumble Bees
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Research Office Resources

Upcoming Events

Jun
04
 Finding Funding - Strategies and Search Tools
1:00 pm to 3:00 pm, Dimond Library, Room 352
Jun
06
 Exploring AI Research Partnerships with Cray
9:00 am to 1:00 pm, UNHInnovation Classroom, 21 Madbury Road, Suite 101

News for UNH Researchers

UNH Chemical Inventory Verification Program 2018

Beginning June 11th - July 30th, the Office of Environmental Health &...

NSF Division of Mathematical Sciences Changes Due Dates for 6 Programs

NSF's Division of Mathematical Sciences has changed the dates for submission of proposals to six of...

IRB Releases Guidelines on Payments to Participants, Coercion, and Undue Influence in Human Subjects Research

The UNH Institutional Review Board (IRB) for the Protection of Human Subjects in Research just...

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