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Smoke on the Water
UNH researchers will study Amazonia's wildfire history from thousands of years ago to understand how fire might affect the region in the future. Read MoreAlso in UNH Today...
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06/29/20Book Prize
UNH history professor Lucy Salyer receives a prestigious international book award. -
05/27/20Fire and Ice
New UNH research finds that wildfires in the Siberian Arctic can alter the chemistry of streams and other waterways, with implications for human... -
05/20/20Fulbright Scholarships Extended
Katherine Heaney ’20G just received her master’s degree in secondary education. Her plan for September had been to travel to Spain to teach English... -
05/20/20Energy-Health Nexus
Jeannie Sowers will study the health impacts of infrastructure destruction in the Middle East.
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05/30/19 - 600 Films by June 10Lara Valentina Pozzobon da Costa will be watching at least 600 films during the first part of her summer break – and she’s inviting other graduate students to join her. Lara... Read More -
05/20/19 - Teaching English AbroadThree recent UNH graduates who have received Fulbright English teaching assistantships will spend nine months abroad. Read More -
03/29/19 - Raising the GlassA Fulbright Scholar studies the impact of politics and cooperation on the value of wine. Read More -
12/13/18 - A World-Class HonorThe Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has elected Larry Mayer as a foreign member. Read More -
10/29/18 - CI-UNH Announces UNH Managed Spring Program in ChengduUNH students are heading to China. Read More -
09/17/18 - Public History at Crooked TreeA UNH anthropologist leads the creation of a Belize archaeology museum and cultural heritage center. 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 -
08/08/18 - 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 -
08/08/18 - In a Big World, Farmers Speak the Same LanguageNew Hampshire farmers and Peruvian agricultural students learn from each other. Read More