STEM
Space Fellows
Two UNH researchers are recognized for their contributions to space science. Read MoreAlso in UNH Today...
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08/14/19Adapting to Change
As carbon dioxide increases in the atmosphere, trees across the U.S. are responding by growing more and conserving water when needed. -
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08/09/19So Much To Do, So Little Time
UNH master's student relies on graduate student resources to finish his thesis. -
08/02/19A Glimmer of Oceanic Hope
In what’s being hailed as the largest single research contract ever awarded to UNH by NASA, researchers will receive $107.9 million to develop a...
Recent Stories
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07/17/18 - Problem SolversAt UNH, young women and girls go after some of the world's greatest problems in a weeklong STEM camp. Read More -
07/13/18 - Exploring the SeasUNH will co-operate a forthcoming research vessel that will provide cutting-edge technology for scientists to study the Atlantic Ocean and adjoining seas. Read More -
06/21/18 - Inspired by NatureMechanical engineering professor Yaning Li looks to nature’s shapes and structures to create innovative new materials. Read More -
06/11/18 - Just What the Doctor OrderedVolunteering as an EMT solidified Adam Huynh’s medical school goals. Read More -
06/07/18 - UNH Researchers Land Roles in NASA Mission to Study Outer Solar SystemResearchers and engineers from UNH's Space Science Center have been selected to be a part of a NASA science mission. Read More -
06/05/18 - UNH Researchers Shine a Light on More Accurate Way To Estimate Land-based PhotosynthesisResearchers have linked plant energy "glow" with photosynthesis across all major land-based ecosystems. Read More -
06/04/18 - Making Tomorrow’s MakersUNH's John Olson Advanced Manufacturing Center will help train the skilled workforce of tomorrow. Read More -
05/29/18 - Research Into the FutureFive UNH students have received accolades from the NSF. Read More -
05/23/18 - A Future in AcademiaMariah Arral '18 will start a graduate program at Carnegie Mellon University in the fall. Read More -
05/22/18 - Nowhere To HideNew research from UNH finds that changes in seaweed "forests" may be harmful for an ecologically important fish. Read More