School of Marine Science and Ocean Engineering
Green Crab Creativity Earns Bradt National Honor
Fisheries extension specialist Gabriela Bradt received a major Sea Grant award for her work with invasive green crabs. Read More
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09/09/24Harnessing the Power of the Sea for Renewable Energy
Could the famously predictable tides provide reliable power to coastal communities? What if the same waves that induce queasiness made aquaculture... -
08/08/245 Ways Wildcats Are Staying Cool This Summer
Summer of ’24 has already broken heat records here in New England, but some in our UNH community are staying cool. Here are five ways our ’Cats are... -
07/25/24Optimizing Lumpfish Rearing
UNH research shows that adjusting light and density in lumpfish hatcheries reduces aggression, enhancing their role in controlling sea lice in salmon... -
07/09/24Sustainable Shrimp Farming: Reducing Nitrogen Using Seaweed and Oysters
Discover how UNH researchers use integrated multi-trophic aquaculture (IMTA) with seaweed and oysters to reduce nitrogen pollution in sustainable...
Recent Stories
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10/17/18 - $1.4M for AquacultureNew Hampshire Sea Grant will receive $1.4 million from NOAA Sea Grant to expand aquaculture research in New Hampshire. Read More -
10/09/18 - Committed to Collaborative Research ExcellenceFourteen interdisciplinary teams of UNH researchers have received $425,000 in CoRE funding. Read More -
09/25/18 - Record-SetterAndrew Shapiro '21 has reached his goal: breaking three world records for a good cause. Read More -
09/25/18 - Listening to BubblesUNH doctoral student Alexandra Padilla has received a prestigious National Science fellowship. Read More -
09/14/18 - Exploring the Great UnknownThe world’s seafloor is largely undiscovered, which is why Larry Mayer continues to explore it. Read More -
08/16/18 - WGME-TV: Student Scientists Monitor Seals off the Coast of MaineUNH student interns at the Shoals Marine Laboratory track seal populations to better understand how the Gulf of Maine is changing. Read More -
08/14/18 - Shaping a Career From Shifting SandsMeagan Wengrove ('18G) has carved her career out of water and sand movement, thanks in part to the evolution of the UNH Marine School. Read More -
08/09/18 - Above the BarAndrew Shapiro '21 has been busy this summer, training to break three world records for a good cause. Read More -
08/08/18 - To See the Bottom of the SeaUNH engineers and students recently returned from a voyage to deploy the first autonomous surface vessel from a NOAA ship. Read More -
08/06/18 - Smithsonian: Why the Ocean Needs WildernessBradley Barr proposes a definition of ocean wilderness that requires such areas be given statutory protection. Read More