College of Engineering & Physical Sciences

Recent Stories

  • Charlie Nitschelm ’20 in a lab with parts of a rocket he's made.
    - Space Exploration: The Audacity to Look Up
    Charlie Nitschelm had his job applications related to space exploration automatically rejected since he was a freshman. Then he had one of those chance life moments with just... Read More
  • Two male paleontologists collect rocks on a dusty hillside
    - Fossil Bonanza
    UNH researchers contributed to a major study that shows how life on Earth rebounded after an asteroid wiped out dinosaurs 66 million years ago. Read More
  • Voices of Wildcats: Dan Kirichok '22
    - Voices of Wildcats: Dan Kirichok '22
    Dan Kirichok '22 has this advice for UNH students: say yes to as many interesting things as possible because it will bring you down roads you didn’t even know were there. Read More
  • National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense Education
    - National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense Education
    The National Security Agency and the Department of Homeland Security have designated the University of New Hampshire as a National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense... Read More
  • Pratik Aghor
    - Seeing Beauty in Math
    Before Pratik Aghor came to UNH to get his Ph.D. he already knew of associate professor John Gibson's work in applied mathematics. In fact, Gibson is pretty much why he came here... Read More
  •  From Olson Center Intern to Slow Food Movement
    - From Olson Center Intern to Slow Food Movement
    Despite the rigorous course load that comes with being a mechanical engineering major, Sohani Demian ‘20 has had time to “dip her toes” into lots of different things. Read More
  • Thompson Hall and fall trees seen from above
    - Communicating Scholarship
    UNH’s second annual Research Communications Academy (RCA), scheduled for spring semester 2020, is now accepting applications. Read More
  • Fully thawed fens.
    - Mercury Rising
    Arctic communities who bear witness to the early impacts of climate change are grappling with a new challenge. Read More
  • Lynette Davis in Cahse lab
    - Mapping a New Career
    Lynette Davis, a graduate student pursuing dual degrees in computer science and ocean mapping, is back at sea agai Read More
  • Snowy trail in a northern forest
    - Winter Is Coming. Or Is It?
    “Winter is coming,” the saying goes. But is it? New research from UNH has found clear signs of a decline in frost days, snow covered days and other indicators of winter that could... Read More