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Sound Waves of the Future
The UNH Center for Acoustics Research and Education has received a $750,000 grant to build an ocean acoustics workforce training program. Read MoreAlso in UNH Today...
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04/26/21Setting Sail for Science
A remotely operated sailboat that will map the seafloor is about to make its maiden voyage to Hawaii. -
04/26/21Seeing the Infrared
UNH researchers received a $200,000 NASA grant to improve satellite-based estimates of forest growth rates. -
04/22/21Sea Change
UNH researchers have found that climate change affects deep-sea corals and sponges differently.
Recent Stories
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09/30/20 - Igniting a Spark for Space ScienceUNH research professor Charles Smith for the 2020 AGU Carrington Award for excellence in space physics outreach. Read More -
09/14/20 - Night LifeResearchers have received a new NASA grant to study geomagnetic storms on the night side of the Earth. Read More -
09/01/20 - Solar ExplorersNASA has selected two teams featuring UNH researchers for its new heliophysics mission concept studies. Read More -
09/01/20 - A Better View BelowUNH scientists have helped to publish the most detailed map to date of the Arctic Ocean seafloor. Read More -
09/01/20 - Emerging ScienceUNH will receive $3.6 million to examine the climate change effect on ecosystems. Read More -
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08/31/20 - More Than MapsNH GRANIT reaffirms its commitment to curating geographic data, helping communities, and shaping students' careers. Read More -
08/28/20 - Charting a Course AheadThe Joint Hydrographic Center has received a five-year, $38.5 million grant to continue their work in ocean mapping. Read More -
06/30/20 - Smoke on the WaterUNH researchers will study Amazonia's wildfire history from thousands of years ago to understand how fire might affect the region in the future. Read More -
06/15/20 - Mind the (Data) GapsGaps in available data impede our understanding of heavy metals in Alaskan soils that can harm human health, a team of UNH researchers have found. Read More