College of Engineering & Physical Sciences
Research Boost
Chemical engineering professor Harish Vashisth has received a prestigious early career grant from the NIH, with which he'll further research that could lead to the development of drugs to treat disorders such as diabetes and cancer. Read MoreAlso in UNH Today...
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09/14/20Night Life
Researchers have received a new NASA grant to study geomagnetic storms on the night side of the Earth. -
09/03/20Creating a Workforce
UNH will engage middle and high school teachers and students in Manchester, Nashua, Portsmouth, Dover and Barrington as well as Lawrence, Mass., to...
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03/23/20 - A Leap into SpaceResearchers from the UNH Space Science Center are taking new steps to study gamma-ray bursts in the far reaches of the universe, thanks to a $500,000 grant from NASA. Read More -
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03/10/20 - Good EnergyThere are times in the Pakistani neighborhood where Ali Asghar ’20 grew up that the electricity still goes out for hours; sometimes, half the day. It is estimated that some 50... Read More -
03/09/20 - Stellar FellowTerry Forbes, UNH professor emeritus of physics, has been selected as a Legacy Fellow of the American Astronomical Society (AAS). Read More -
02/28/20 - Rocketing Toward His FutureThe first time Thomas Collins’ father took him up in a plane at the Hampton Airfield it was in one of those small two-seaters that have flaps for doors. Read More -
02/25/20 - 10 Weeks with DOEThe expression “a cast of thousands” could be applied to the volume of applicants the Department of Energy (DOE) receives each year for internships at one of its 17 laboratories. Read More -
02/17/20 - Arctic ConnectionsRuth Varner has been appointed to a year-long position as a visiting researcher at Stockholm University in Sweden. Read More -
02/17/20 - Provost of InventionUNH provost Wayne Jones — also an inorganic chemist, materials scientist and patent-holder — has been named a Fellow of the National Academy of Inventors. Read More -
02/13/20 - UNH’s Robert “Bob” Henry Named New Hampshire Engineer of the YearFor Robert “Bob” Henry, the shaping of young engineers’ careers has led to being selected as the 2020 Engineer of the Year by the New Hampshire Society of Professional Engineers. Read More -
