Help Wanted - Student Researchers 
At UNH, research isn't just for professors--or even graduate students. Here's a look at some of our students' projects, plus information on research opportunities in the college.
BioremediationA UNH Environmental Engineering student has garnered national recognition for her research on the bioremediation of contaminated groundwater. U.S. Air Force Second Lieutenant Maureen Lewis presented her work in Washington. |
Project54A UNH Electrical Engineering student won second place at the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Region 1 annual conference. Nathan Purmort presented a paper he wrote for Project54, the high-tech police cruiser designed by UNH. |
A UNH Computer Science student
conducted a performance study of software created by Sun Microsystems
for building peer-to-peer applications. David Noblet's research--presented
at the Fifth International Workshop on Global and Peer-to-Peer Computing--helped
him earn Caltech’s prestigous Gordon Moore Fellowship |
Hole to
Hell
Three Earth
Sciences students traveled to the “Hole to Hell,” an area of
intense |
More on Research Opportunities and Recent Student Projects
- Mechanical Engineering: Undergraduate projects page
- Physics: Undergraduate research highlights
- Through the Hamel Center for Undergraduate Research, students may receive financial support for their own research projects, including summer research conducted on campus, elsewhere in the USA, and abroad.
- A list of research centers and groups in the college