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NREN's Flannel Friday Showdown
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Dr. Alberto Manalo and Dr. Bill McDowell pose for Flannel Friday!
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Monday, March 18, 2024Hired at the height of COVID, the assistant professor of wildlife ecology and management talks about his background, influences and one thing few people know about himLife might have been very different for Remington (Rem) Moll, assistant professor in the department of natural resources and the environment, if a leg injury suffered in his junior year of college hadn’t derailed his plans to become a professional athlete. But fortunately, Moll — who, along with his brother, was one of the first two people in his family to complete college — had already begun to...
Wednesday, March 13, 2024NHAES research studies producing syrups from non-maple treesLong before the snow melts and the heavy coats get stored for the season, the quintessential signs that spring is not too far away in New Hampshire are maple trees that become dotted with buckets and the coming alive of the sugar shacks that have been hibernating for many months. In 2022, three New England states—Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont—and New York were in the top six states producing...
Monday, February 12, 2024New England fisher populations are declining; UNH to study possible causesA member of the weasel family, the fisher (Pekania pennanti) lives only in North America and is highly valued for its fur. A combination of habitat loss and over trapping led to the near extinction of the fisher (sometimes referred to as a fisher cat) in the early 1900s. And while trapping limits (two per season in the Granite State) and reintroduction programs have helped bolster their numbers...
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Pursuing Two Passions, Preparing for SuccessAgriculture and photography may not seem like common combined passions, but they are for Olivia Camara ’24, who is a sustainable agriculture and food systems major with a focus on dairy management from Acushnet, Massachuetts. “I have been taking photographs for about 8 years now and showing beef…Learn More -
On Her Way to Becoming a Registered DietitianCaroline Williams is a nutrition: dietetics major from Danbury, Connecticut. While excelling in both her studies and extracurricular activities, she has also found time to run two marathons while an undergraduate.Learn More -
Characterizing Moose Vocalizations for Passive Acoustic MonitoringOlivia Boyan is a zoology major from Hartford, Connecticut. COLSA: Tell us about your research in as non-technical language as possible. Olivia Boyan: For our research, we’re seeking to quantitatively characterize moose vocalizations to use for a passive acoustic detector, which can monitor populations without physically disturbing their…Learn More -
Harnessing his own experience to build a career helping othersNoah Hopkins ’24 is a nutrition and wellness major from Bath, Maine. A type 1 diabetes diagnosis when he was 4 years old has fueled Noah’s interest in health and nutrition, and his experience at UNH is preparing him for a career helping people living with the disease.Learn More -
Preparing for a career in the equine industryGrace Walker is an equine industry and management major and a member of the UNH Intercollegiate Dressage Association (IDA) team. She is from Portsmouth, New Hampshire.Learn More
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Prestigious STEM award includes stipend, tuitionThursday, April 25, 2024
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New research examines the effects of a plant-based feed additive on organic dairy cow methane emissions, as well as milk composition and quantityTuesday, April 23, 2024
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UNH research is developing non-invasive bioacoustic methods to track and characterize New Hampshire’s moose populationThursday, April 18, 2024
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He is youngest to ever receive the prestigious honorThursday, April 18, 2024
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UNH research examines the impact of rising water temperatures on channeled whelk reproductionWednesday, April 17, 2024
