Spotlight

To those whom much is given, much is required. It is the motto that drives John Edward “Ed” Hamel ’61 in his business and philanthropic endeavors and is the foundation of his selection as the 2016 College of Engineering and Physical Sciences (CEPS) Distinguished Alumni Award recipient. The CEPS…

During this past summer I lived in Sendai, Japan, where I conducted space robotics research on the Google Lunar X-Prize team Hakuto rover alongside an international team while also exploring nearby areas and attending festivals and holiday events where I was able to learn about Japanese culture and…

Environmental Engineeering major Sarah Jakositz '18 highlights the boundless opportunities at UNH to get involved in the community and across the globe.

Kate Haslett '18 was named to the ASCE's  2017 New Faces of Civil Engineering, which highlights the next generation of leaders in the profession.

Two College of Engineering and Physical Sciences students were recently selected as finalists for the Stay Work Play NH College Student of the Year Award. Katerina Messologitis, a graduate student in environmental engineering, and Matthew Mayer, a rising senior majoring in computer science, make…

Today 1.1 billion people lack access to electricity.  But, the industrial grid - the old-fashioned solution for electrification - may no longer be the modern solution for developing communities across the world.  Specifically, in Ghana, the rippling effect of climate change plus the…

It was a great year for CEE in this 3rd Annual UNH SVIC competition.  Out of the Six winning teams and the two teams with honorable mention our Department was a real winner:   7 undergraduates, two graduate students and two alumni on those eight teams.

Create Your Own Story recognizes current students who have made their UNH stories successful. This initiative exists not only to highlight dedicated students but also to inspire others to take advantage of all UNH has to offer. Ten students are recognized each year for a wide pool of nominations…

CONGRATULATIONS TO UNH BSENE, Junior, Amy N. Lebel who was Inducted into the Chi Alpha Sigma National College Athlete Honor Society today with a GPA of 3.98!

“I was originally attracted to this program because I was able to get credit for my major but also because of the unique adventure and challenge that being on a 134-foot vessel crossing the Pacific Ocean with the same 34 people poses."

After finishing my freshman year in the University of New Hampshire's (UNH) computer science program in May 2005, I felt on the fence about where to take my career. My introductory computer science classes had been challenging, rewarding, and fun. But at the same time, I couldn't quite imagine…