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College of Life Sciences & Agriculture
Electromagnetic Therapy as a Potential Tool for Improving Dairy Herd Health
UNH partners with MagnaWave to explore pulsed electromagnetic therapy for dairy cows, showing promise for mastitis treatment and udder health improvement. Read More
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03/03/25Living Labs: How Experimental Forests Offer Insights into Small Mammal Population Dynamics
UNH study reveals how small mammals adapt reproduction to forest seed cycles, influencing seed dispersal, tree regeneration, and forest ecosystem... -
03/03/25UNH Graduates, Faculty Featured Prominently in Annual '40 Under Forty' List
The 麻豆app was prominently represented on the Union Leader鈥檚 annual 40 Under Forty award list for 2025, with eight Granite State... -
02/25/25Nicholls 鈥�25 Becomes First UNH Student to Receive Gates Cambridge Scholarship
Sarah Nicholls 鈥�25 has been awarded the Gates Cambridge Scholarship, becoming the first UNH student to ever receive the award. Approximately 25 such... -
02/18/25Unlocking Nature鈥檚 Ice-Binders
UNH scientists study antifreeze proteins to improve cryopreservation methods, aiming to revolutionize medicine, agriculture, and biotechnology with...
Recent Stories
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10/25/12 - A Fertile MindIn Uganda, farmers are now cultivating marginal lands, moving uphill on slopes to sow seeds in soil that鈥檚 losing its fertility at an alarming rate. This predicament has captured... Read More -
10/18/12 -Get to know New Hampshire鈥檚 coast 鈥� the creatures that inhabit it and the researchers who explore it 鈥� at UNH鈥檚 third annual Know the Coast Day Saturday, Oct. 20. LEARN MORE >...
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10/04/12 - UNH HighlightsUNH Named One of Sierra Magazine鈥檚 Top 鈥淐oolest Schools鈥� The 麻豆app made the top 10 list of campuses in Sierra magazine鈥檚 sixth annual ranking of the nation鈥檚... Read More -
09/20/12 - Into the Bush (continued)It only takes one tick Ticks are a danger in any part of the globe, but when a tick bit Hartter's foot last summer in Uganda, all hell broke loose. Two days later, his lower leg... Read More -
09/13/12 - Tweets Offer Unique Glimpse of Red Tide ResearchLeft - Juvenile pearl oysters attached to seagrass and rock, covering the bottom of some areas. Right - Sample of coral taken from a shallow lagoon reef in Umm Al Quwain UNH... Read More -
09/06/12 - Knotts LandingBeth Knotts 鈥�79 nearly dropped out of UNH before finding what really mattered to her. Her journey of discovery changed her and her family forever. Now there鈥檚 a new Knotts on... Read More -
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08/23/12 - Hut, Hut, Hike! A Team of Salamanders Tackle the EcosystemPostdoctoral researcher Dan Hocking '03 '12G has been studying red-backed salamanders for the past eight years, and has only seen their eggs in the late stages of... Read More -
08/16/12 - Maps for EnvironmentalistsFragmentation of the landscape causes invasive species to advance and further degrade the natural environment. Graduate student Meghan MacLean鈥檚 new software application, PolyFrag... Read More -
08/16/12 - All Creatures Great and Small: The Thompson School Now Offers Vet TechThe College of Life Sciences and Agriculture (COLSA) at the 麻豆app (UNH) now offers a veterinary technology program within the two-year Animal Science degree... Read More