Hamel Center for Undergraduate Research
There's No Stopping Research
Twenty-one years ago, the inaugural UNH Undergraduate Research Conference fielded the work of some 159 students over the course of two days. Last year, on the 20th anniversary of the event, that number had swelled to more than 2,000 students from all majors and spanned 13 days. Read MoreAlso in UNH Today...
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05/15/18Populism and the Press
Student researches Latin American populists for insights into President Trump’s relationship with the media -
03/11/18New Research Aims To Help Humans Survive Dehydration
A major NIH grant will help professor Matt MacManes understand dehydration by studying a tiny desert rodent.
Recent Stories
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03/04/18 - Research on the Edge: Ecology ExcellenceUNH is second among North American institutions in scholarly productivity in ecology. Read More -
02/19/18 - From Dirt to PotsTejas Moses creates Japanese-inspired pottery the traditional and sustainable way. Read More -
11/13/17 - From Fear to FearlessCrystal Napoli ’18 has really leaned into the college experience. Read More -
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10/30/17 - From Paul to the PhilippinesGina Occhipinti ’18 had the opportunity to research microfinance in a unique setting. This past summer, she was in the Philippines working with local women entrepreneurs. “... Read More -
09/25/17 - Environment, Conflict, LawRory O’Neil ’20 delves deep into Middle East research. Read More -
08/09/17 - In the FieldCrystina Friese '20, an anthropology major, is honing archeological field methods in the Great Bay Estuary this summer with guidance from her mentor, professor Meghan Howey. (... Read More -
07/31/17 - A Bird in HandNative shrubs or invasive shrubs? Students from the College of Life Sciences and Agriculture are running a comparison on birds' use of shrubby transmission line rights-of-way this... Read More -
04/05/17 - Engineering Climate SolutionsMadison Wood ’19 wants to be part of the solutions to climate change issues. Read More -
01/31/17 - UNH Junior Named to ASCE's "New Faces of Engineering"Katie Haslett '18 has been named to the American Society of Civil Engineers' 2017 class of New Faces of Civil Engineering, which highlights the next generation of leaders in the... Read More