Institute for the Study of Earth, Oceans, and Space (EOS)
Shaping a Career From Shifting Sands
Meagan Wengrove ('18G) has carved her career out of water and sand movement, thanks in part to the evolution of the UNH Marine School. Read MoreAlso in UNH Today...
An historic mission to study the sun and space weather benefits from expertise of UNH researchers and students.
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Scientific balloon launch helps UNH researchers test new technology for gamma ray detection from space.
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UNH researchers found that, on average, some 11 percent of streams in the Merrimack River watershed are affected by elevated salinity.
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UNH will co-operate a forthcoming research vessel that will provide cutting-edge technology for scientists to study the Atlantic Ocean and adjoining... Read More
Recent Stories
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06/18/18 - UNH Researcher Captures Best Ever Evidence of Rare Black HoleResearcher from Space Science Center captured elusive midsize black hole devouring a star. Read More -
06/17/18 - Nova: Extraordinary Star-Swallowing Event Aids Detection of Mid-Sized Black HolesThe discovery, discussed in a paper by lead author Dacheng Lin, could help researchers better fill in gaps on black holes’ birth and behavior. Read More -
06/11/18 - The Boston Globe: NASA Selects UNH for Mission To Study Safer Space TravelNathan Schwadron and Harlan Spence, among others, will be investigating the global heliosphere — a bubble that surrounds and protects our solar system from dangerous radiation. Read More -
06/07/18 - UNH Researchers Land Roles in NASA Mission to Study Outer Solar SystemResearchers and engineers from UNH's Space Science Center have been selected to be a part of a NASA science mission. Read More -
06/05/18 - UNH Researchers Shine a Light on More Accurate Way To Estimate Land-based PhotosynthesisResearchers have linked plant energy "glow" with photosynthesis across all major land-based ecosystems. Read More -
05/22/18 - Nowhere To HideNew research from UNH finds that changes in seaweed "forests" may be harmful for an ecologically important fish. Read More -
04/03/18 - Where Science and Music MeetMichael Palace may first be known as an environmental scientist and researcher, but he has also released 20-plus albums. Read More -
03/19/18 - Newsweek: Space Travel for Humans, Robots More Dangerous, Thanks to RadiationNathan Schwadron’s research indicates space radiation is getting worse due to the increased number of cosmic rays. Read More -
03/15/18 - Space Radiation: More Hazardous Than We ThoughtA new UNH study has implications for human space travel. Read More -
03/14/18 - Scienmag: Mowing the Lawn Less Often Improves Bee HabitatAlexandra R. Contosta co-authored the paper on pollinator habitat which was published this week in the journal Biological Conservation. Read More