Institute for the Study of Earth, Oceans, and Space (EOS)
Where Science and Music Meet
Michael Palace may first be known as an environmental scientist and researcher, but he has also released 20-plus albums. Read More
Nathan Schwadron’s research indicates space radiation is getting worse due to the increased number of cosmic rays.
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A new UNH study has implications for human space travel.
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Alexandra R. Contosta co-authored the paper on pollinator habitat which was published this week in the journal Biological Conservation.
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The technology is part of a suite of weather instruments created specifically for new NOAA satellites designed to better forecast weather.
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Recent Stories
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03/06/18 - Listening InFrom the waters of the Arctic to grasslands in Oklahoma, UNH researchers are using sound to see the world more clearly. Read More -
03/06/18 - Keeping Great Bay GreatAcross the disciplines and decades, UNH research has helped understand and improve this valuable resource. Read More -
03/05/18 - Better (Space) Weather ForecastsState-of-the-art space weather instruments developed by UNH researchers are heading into space. Read More -
03/04/18 - Faculty HonorsUNH faculty members distinguished themselves with recent awards and appointments. Read More -
03/04/18 - Space Science by the NumbersA quick look at six decades of UNH space science research. Read More -
02/27/18 - WMUR 9: Report Shows Climate Change Will Hurt Winter Sports IndustryClimate scientist Elizabeth Burakowski says that New Hampshire’s higher elevation resorts should weather the change. Read More -
02/23/18 - White GoldElizabeth Burakowski has co-authored a study from the organization Protect Our Winters. Read More -
02/20/18 - NPR: Snow-Making Comes with Environmental CostElizabeth Burakowski comments on the relative carbon impact of snow-making technology. Read More -
01/02/18 - New Hampshire Union Leader: New Scales Give UNH Scientists Clues About NH's SnowpackElizabeth Burakowski and her team aim to understand how much winters will continue to warm in response to human activities. Read More -
12/18/17 - UNH Researchers Find Effects of Climate Change Could Accelerate by Mid-CenturyNature lovers beware: Models show effects of climate change could be much stronger. Read More