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TOP STORIESDec. 14, 2005 |
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Crosses $1 Billion Mark In Research Funding The University of New Hampshire crossed the $1 billion threshold in research funding in 2005, a milestone in the making since 1978. UNH achieved the $1 billion mark in the same year it broke another funding record -- 2005 was the first year the university received more than $100 million in external research funding. The one-year record marks a 15.2 percent increase from 2004, when the university attracted $94 million. More >>> (12-14-05) |
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Preserved Maya Mural Reveals Mythology Of Kings And Highly Developed
Hieroglyphs Archaeologists
at an ancient Maya ceremonial site in Guatemala led by a UNH professor
have uncovered the final wall of a large Maya mural dating from 100
B.C. that shows the mythology surrounding the origin of kings and
a highly developed hieroglyphic script.
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Scientists Present Findings From Huge Summer 2004 Air Quality Study
UNH scientists and students affiliated with the joint UNH-NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) AIRMAP project contributed some 40 oral and posters presentations at last weeks' annual meeting of the American Geophysical Union (AGU) in San Francisco. More >>> (12-14-05) |
Poinsettias Are More Than A Pretty Plant For
visitors to the Whittemore Center, the tree of poinsettias brings
holiday cheer. To the students that grew them, those Kris Krinkle,
Cortez Burgundy and Monet Twilight poinsettias are a sort of living
final exam. And for associate professor of plant biology Paul Fisher,
they represent an opportunity to bring his teaching and research to
the industry of growing the most popular potted flowering plant in
the nation. More
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