Wildcat Spotlight
Ph.D. Student Researches Automatic and Manual Driving
Nabil Al Nahin Ch is an electrical and computer engineering Ph.D. student who uses a driving simulator for his research, fully equiped with a wheel, gas pedal, break, and more. His focus is in automatic and manual driving.
Ph.D. Student Developing a Device to Reduce Infant Mortality Rate
Prashant Purohit is a current doctorate student studying electrical and computer engineering, specializing in biomedical instrumentation. He received a bachelor’s in electronics and communication from JECRC University in Jaipur, and his hometown is in India.
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John Moynihan is a senior bioengineering student and for his capstone he created a silicone tubing designed for single-use systems within pharmaceutical manufacturing.
Sandeep Sunkavilli is a Ph.D. student in electrical and computer engineering. His research includes cybersecurity and countermeasure design taught in the NH CyberSEE Lab.
Students recognized for their academic achievements
The Awards Ceremony is truly the highlight of our year as we honor our best and brightest students, meet their families and friends, and recognize the generous support of alumni and friends of the department, both past and present. This year, we gave out over 50 different awards to deserving...
Nate McCarvill is a mechanical engineering student and for his senior capstone project he developed an automated door for CNC machines with the Robert E. Morris Company.
Julia Hilinski is a senior analytics and data science major. For her senior project, she worked with the bread company, When Pigs Fly, to create an application that optimizes their wholesale distribution.
Brunno Rocha, is a current doctorate student in chemical engineering who also completed his bachelor's degree in chemical engineering from Federal University of Paraiba in Brazil. His hometown is Joao Pessoa, Brazil.
1. Why did you choose UNH for your graduate program?
During the 2014/2015 academic...
Bridging the Gap Between Science and Society to Foster a Greater Understanding of the Climate Crisis
Jessica Gray featured in Inquiry Journal Commentaries
Matt D'Amico
Matt D'Amico was recently recognized as CEPS' Outstanding Teaching Award winner in the Graduate Teaching Assistant category.
Joey Neleber '22
Joey Neleber feels nothing but gratitude for the connections he’s made including the friends and professors who have pushed him to pursue his passion: computer science and Spaitr – a startup he co-founded at UNH’s ECenter....
Selena Richards '22
Watch how first generation college student Selena Richards excelled in computer science and secured a position at one of the world's leading technology companies.