University of New Hampshire researchers have a long history of collaboration with the U.S. Department of Energy and its National Laboratories. Learn how we’re working together to address society’s most pressing energy, environmental, national security and workforce challenges.
Conference connects DOE resources with UNH research.
A new Nature Physics study by UNH physicists advances our understanding of the strong force.
Understanding the Nucleus, and Everything
UNH’s decades-long expertise in nuclear physics — and its many collaborations with the Department of Energy's Jefferson Lab — could fuel future innovations.
National Lab Honors
The DOE selected Ph.D. candidate Nick Pollak for its prestigious Graduate Student Research Program. He'll continue his research at Brookhaven National Lab.
Carbon Gatekeepers
UNH researchers received a $3.4M DOE grant to study climate change in the Arctic.
Powered by the Sea
A $10M Department of Energy award created the UNH-led Atlantic Marine Energy Center.
Magnetism in Three Dimensions
DoE-funded research by Jiadong Zang has mapped the magnetic field in three dimensions.
10 Weeks with the DOE
Five UNH students reflect on their DOE Science Undergraduate Laboratory Internships.
Bogged Down by Climate Change
UNH researchers, in collaboration with DOE and Oak Ridge National Lab, found that shrubs are replacing moss in peat bogs around the world.
Wave Power
A UNH student team wins third place in the national Marine Energy College Competition hosted by DOE and the National Renewable Energy Lab.
When Stars Collide
Francois Foucart wins DOE CAREER award.
Into the Microbial Deep
With DOE EPSCoR funding, Paula Mouser partnered with several national labs to understand microbial organisms related to fracking.
Trailblazer
Ph.D. student Steven Arias was the first UNH student to receive an award from the DOE’s Graduate Student Research program.
Shining New Light on Solar Fuel
Chemical engineering professor Gonghu Li partnered with Brookhaven National Lab to explore alternative fuels solutions.
Forging a Path
Now on the UNH faculty, Elena Long won Jefferson Lab's Postdoctoral Research Prize and received accolades for helping make physics more inclusive.
