College of Engineering & Physical Sciences
Passings: Karsten Pohl
The University of New Hampshire community is mourning the loss of Dr. Karsten Pohl, a member of the physics faculty since 2000 who served as chair of the department for five years. Read MoreAlso in UNH Today...
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10/20/21Trailblazer
Steven Arias ‘16, a doctoral candidate in the department of physics and astronomy, has become the first UNH student to receive an award from the... -
10/20/21Creating Career Paths Through Connection
Sierra Dahl '22, a civil engineering student, participated in the professional mentorship program offered by the Career and Professional Success... -
10/19/21Wound Healing Trailblazers
Two chemical engineering professors have received a National Institutes of Health “Trailblazer” award for a project that aims to improve chronic... -
10/08/21Record Funding
UNH researchers brought in $260 million in competitive funding in FY21 for projects that improve life in New Hampshire and beyond.
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