Winter 2017 Science Café Series: Our Changing Water
The Portsmouth Brewery, Portsmouth, NH
Encouraging lively and engaging conversations about our water in a casual setting. Whether you are a scientist or not, this is a fun and free opportunity to learn from experts and add your own perspective to the conversation.
UNH researchers have discovered a critical clue to understanding why more seafood lovers are getting sick from eating shellfish - a new strain of the bacteria Vibrio parahaemolyticus, the world's leading culprit of contamination in shellfish.
Spend a warm mid-winter evening with the Gundalow Company at the Music Hall Loft for a screening of Chasing Ice, the epic documentary about a National Geographic photographer’s journey to the Arctic that changed both his life and his understanding of glaciers and climate change.
The Computational and Information Systems Laboratory is offering travel grants to students to attend the sixth annual Software Engineering Assembly Conference (SEA) in April 2017.
The 2017 NHWWC will be held on March 24 at Plymouth State University. Each year, this popular event addresses current issues around our water resources and watersheds.
The Plymouth State University Center for the Environment announces speakers for the Spring 2017 Environmental Science Colloquium. The Colloquium series is for students, faculty, and the public, and we invite all to come hear the latest on environmental science topics of interest to our region. The Colloquium presentations are held from 4-5 pm in the Boyd Science Center, Room 001.
The Plymouth State University Center for the Environment announces speakers for the Spring 2017 Environmental Science Colloquium. The Colloquium series is for students, faculty, and the public, and we invite all to come hear the latest on environmental science topics of interest to our region. The Colloquium presentations are held from 4-5 pm in the Boyd Science Center, Room 001.
The Plymouth State University Center for the Environment announces speakers for the Spring 2017 Environmental Science Colloquium. The Colloquium series is for students, faculty, and the public, and we invite all to come hear the latest on environmental science topics of interest to our region. The Colloquium presentations are held from 4-5 pm in the Boyd Science Center, Room 001.
April 12 – Larry Spencer – Lessons from the Past: What the US exploring expedition (1838-1842) tells us about how or how not to do science!
The Plymouth State University Center for the Environment announces speakers for the Spring 2017 Environmental Science Colloquium. The Colloquium series is for students, faculty, and the public, and we invite all to come hear the latest on environmental science topics of interest to our region. The Colloquium presentations are held from 4-5 pm in the Boyd Science Center, Room 001.
March 15 – Andy Colter, Forest Soil Scientist and Ecologist, White Mountain National Forest, US Forest Service – Terrestrial Ecological Mapping using LiDAR on the White Mountain National Forest
The Plymouth State University Center for the Environment announces speakers for the Spring 2017 Environmental Science Colloquium. The Colloquium series is for students, faculty, and the public, and we invite all to come hear the latest on environmental science topics of interest to our region. The Colloquium presentations are held from 4-5 pm in the Boyd Science Center, Room 001.
March 8: Dwight Bradley, US Geological Survey and Visiting Scholar, Dartmouth College – Geology and Mineral Resources of the Energy-Critical Elements