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Student looks into a microscope in a UNH lab

Biomedical Excellence

UNH has been awarded a five-year, $10 million National Institutes of Health grant Read More

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Woodland Woes

New England has been losing forestland to development at a rate of 65 acres per day, according to report co-authored by John Aber. Read More
Two UNH researchers at the Shoals Marine Laboratory

What Taking Care of Terns Tells Us

Each summer, on a small island just off New Hampshire's coast, researchers from the Shoals Marine Laboratory work to save and protect threatened and... Read More
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Advancing Manufacturing

UNH will launch a pilot project in collaboration with New Hampshire’s community colleges and advanced manufacturing partners to address the workforce... Read More
Jacob Withee, bee whisperer

Bee Bullies

While a graduate student in zoology at UNH, Jacob Withee '16G studied the effects of aggression on the social behavior of Ceratina calcurata,... Read More

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