School of Marine Science and Ocean Engineering
Fantastic Voyage
Natalie Cook '23 spent 45 days aboard a survey vessel this summer to map the seafloor of the Chesapeake Bay. Read MoreAlso in UNH Today...
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08/31/21Marsh March
Research in salt marshes in Rowley, Mass., explores solutions to long-ago created ditches, which increase flooding from sea level rise. -
08/16/21No Small Connection
The Small Family Community Fellowship was recently established to provide opportunities for New Hampshire students to apply what they learn in the... -
08/13/21Research Snapshot: Protecting Smelt
On a sandbar in the Squamscott River in Exeter, UNH researchers and collaborators from New Hampshire Fish and Game and Coastal Research Volunteers... -
08/11/21Artist At Sea
A new exhibition at the UNH Museum of Art focuses on ocean research and the collaboration between art and science.
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02/05/18 - UNH Receives More Than $8 Million for Student Support and ScholarshipsEven more New Hampshire students will receive scholarships to attend UNH due to the generosity of new and returning benefactors. Read More -
02/02/18 - Among the BestThree graduate students received Outstanding Student Paper Awards from the American Geophysical Union. Read More -
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11/28/17 - Campus Celebrates New and Renewed SpacesOne of the five priorities of CELEBRATE 150: The Campaign for UNH is creating and renewing physical spaces. Read More -
11/13/17 - Stretching Their Sea LegsDiane Foster studies changes in the sea floor, grooming the next generation of ocean scientists on the way. Read More