UNH InterOperability Laboratory (IOL)
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04/04/19UNH-IOL Approved as First OVP Verified 3rd Party Laboratory (Business Wire)
As a verified test lab, the UNH-IOL has demonstrated a commitment to the open source community and a level of competence in the execution of testing... -
03/01/19Hacking for Good
Students from several UNH schools and colleges took part in Hack NH, working across disciplines on ways to help the Granite State become safer and... -
09/13/18Red Light, Green Light
The notion that driverless cars will make us all safer doesn’t stand alone; connected vehicle technology is an integral part of that mission. -
04/27/16The IOL Makes Its Move
Thirty-thousand feet of Ethernet cable and special anti-static carpeting. Hundreds of computers and 50-plus server racks. The UNH InterOperability...
Recent Stories
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02/02/16 - Networking HonorIt’s a distinction that won’t surprise anyone who’s met UNH InterOperability Laboratory director Erica Johnson: Next week, New Hampshire Business Review (NHBR) will honor her with... Read More -
01/25/16 - Engineering the FutureThe application period for the UNH InterOperability Lab (IOL) summer internship program for high-school students is now open, and for those who are accepted, the program provides... Read More -
04/09/15 - UNH Launches STEM Teachers Collaborative, Joins National Effort to Prepare 100,000 Excellent STEM Teachers by 2021The University of New Hampshire has been selected as a national partner in the 100Kin10 Network, an initiative to train and retain 100,000 excellent science, technology,... Read More -
09/12/13 - Making Connections with the InterOperability LabIf your Dell computer prints to your HP printer and your smartphone programs your TV, you might thank some UNH students. For 25 years, students have powered the University of New... Read More -
05/10/12 - Low-Profile Lab Links Students with High-Impact CareersWhen it came to testing the job market this spring Ashlee Cummings ’12 hooked a prize-winner without really having to set her bait. Read More