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Office Of Research, Economic Engagement And Outreach Update, July 22, 2020, Office Of Research, Economic Engagement And Outreach

Office of Research, Economic Engagement and Outreach

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Unh Researchers Discover New Pathways That Could Help Treat Rna Viruses, Robbin Ray

Media Relations

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Fine Particle Ph And Sensitivity To Nh3 And Hno3 Over Summertime South Korea During Korus-Aq, Ifayoyinsola Ibikunle, Andreas Beyersdorf, Pedro Campuzano-Jost, Chelsea Corr, John D. Crounse, Jack E. Dibb, Glenn Diskin, Greg Huey, Jose-Luis Jimenez, Michelle J. Kim, Benjamin A. Nault, Eric Scheuer, Alex Teng, Paul O. Wennberg, Bruce Anderson, James Crawford, Rodney Weber, Athanasios Nenes

Faculty Publications

Using a new approach that constrains thermodynamic modeling of aerosol composition with measured gas-to-particle partitioning of inorganic nitrate, we estimate the acidity levels for aerosol sampled in the South Korean planetary boundary layer during the NASA/NIER KORUS-AQ field campaign. The pH (mean ± 1σ = 2.43 ± 0.68) and aerosol liquid water content determined were then used to determine the chemical regime of the inorganic fraction of particulate matter (PM) sensitivity to ammonia and nitrate availability. We found that the aerosol formation is always sensitive to HNO3 levels, especially in highly polluted regions, while it is only exclusively sensitive to …

Orientation Leader Spotlight: Jamila Peguero '21, Kassidy Taylor

UNH Today Archive

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Unh Scientists Find Faster Way To Count Animal Sperm Using Dna, Robbin Ray

Media Relations

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Towards An Equity Competency Model For Sustainable Food Systems Education Programs, Will Valley, Molly Anderson, Nicole Tichenor Blackstone, Eleanor Sterling, Erin Betley, Sharon Akabas, Pamela Koch, Colin Dring, Joanne D. Burke, Karen Spiller

The Sustainability Institute Publications

Addressing social inequities has been recognized as foundational to transforming food systems. Activists and scholars have critiqued food movements as lacking an orientation towards addressing issues of social justice. To address issues of inequity, sustainable food systems education (SFSE) programs will have to increase students’ equity-related capabilities. Our first objective in this paper is to determine the extent to which SFSE programs in the USA and Canada address equity. We identified 108 programs and reviewed their public facing documents for an explicit focus on equity. We found that roughly 80% of universities with SFSE programs do not provide evidence that …

Looking Toward Fall, Jody Record

UNH Today Archive

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2020-2021 Faculty Senate Xxv - July 13, 2020 Minutes Summary, Faculty Senate

Faculty Senate Agendas & Minutes

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Sbdc Survey Finds Many Small Businesses Impacted By Covid-19, Eager To Put Resiliency Plans In Place, Erika Mantz

Media Relations

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U.S. Population Growth Slows, But Diversity Grows, Lori Tyler Gula

UNH Today Archive

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Office Of Research, Economic Engagement And Outreach Update, July 9, 2020, Office Of Research, Economic Engagement And Outreach

Office of Research, Economic Engagement and Outreach

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Long-Time Unh Dairy Researcher Recognized By American Dairy Science Association, Sarah Scaier

UNH Today Archive

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Innovation Impact, Chelsey Digiuseppe

UNH Today Archive

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New England Food Policy Council Survey Results, Cathryn A. Porter, Catherine M. Ashcraft

Natural Resources & the Environment

This document provides the results of a survey of 12 food policy councils (FPCs) in New England conducted during October – December 2017. The survey’s purpose is to understand New England FPCs’ policy priorities, identify recent policy and planning processes, and learn about how FPC’s incorporate public participation. This survey also incorporates results from another survey, the annual survey conducted by the Johns Hopkins Center for a Livable Future (CLF), which surveys all FPCs in North America.

Women In Television And Film: How On-Screen Roles And Behind-The-Scenes Jobs Limit The Future Of Females In The Industry, Lauren Foster

M.S. in Leadership

Various factors contribute to the issue of gender imbalances in the television and film industry, including motherhood demands, networking barriers, and cultural practices. For this study, news media, television broadcasts, and film productions are all explored as each sub-industry shares many standard environmental features. The global history of women in television and film⎼⎼both on-screen and behind-the-scenes, statistics covering the presence of females in the industries, organizational structures, sexism and discrimination in entertainment workplaces, and the challenges facing women in film and television are all examined.

Granite State College Undergraduate Catalog 2020-2021, Granite State College

Granite State College Catalogs

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New England Food Policy Council Survey Instrument, Cathryn A. Porter, Catherine M. Ashcraft

Natural Resources & the Environment

This document is a survey instrument implemented with food policy councils (FPCs) in New England in October – December 2017. The survey’s purpose is to understand New England FPCs’ policy priorities, identify recent policy and planning processes, and learn about how FPC’s incorporate public participation.

Granite State College Graduate Catalog 2020-2021, Granite State College

Granite State College Catalogs

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Una Guía Rápida Sobre Cómo Acceder A Los Beneficios De Salud Mental Y Trastorno Por Consumo De Sustancias, Lucy C. Hodder, Connor Buchholz, Marguerite Corvini, Bridget Drake

All Materials

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Guía De Recursos Para Consumidores: Cómo Acceder A Los Beneficios De Salud Mental Y Trastorno Por Consumo De Sustancias, Lucy C. Hodder, Connor Buchholz, Marguerite Corvini, Bridget Drake

All Materials

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Unh Researchers Aim To Boost U.S. Production Of Atlantic Salmon And Steelhead Trout With Cleanerfish, Lori Tyler Gula

Media Relations

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Unh Faculty Senate Motion #Xxv - M4 To Suspend Faculty Senate Rules For Online Courses For Fall 2020, Faculty Senate

Faculty Senate Motions

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Unh Faculty Senate Motion # Xxv – M2 Extending The Special Procedural Rule For Extraordinary Electronic Meetings Of The University Of New Hampshire Faculty Senate, Faculty Senate

Faculty Senate Motions

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Affordability Challenges Drive Food Insufficiency In The Pandemic, Jess Carson, Sarah Boege

Carsey Publications

In this data snapshot, authors Jess Carson and Sarah Boege find that getting food is a problem for people experiencing food insufficiency during the pandemic, but affording food is the biggest challenge.

2020-2021 Faculty Senate Xxv - June 29, 2020 Minutes Summary, Faculty Senate

Faculty Senate Agendas & Minutes

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Lumpfish Hold Potential For Managing Sea Lice Infestations At Fish Farms, Lori Tyler Gula

UNH Today Archive

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Cibbr Announces New Grants, Sarah Scaier

UNH Today Archive

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I’Ll Be Dammed! Public Preferences Regarding Dam Removal In New Hampshire (Pre-Print), Natallia Leuchanka Diessner, Catherine Ashcraft, Kevin H. Gardner, Lawrence C. Hamilton

New Hampshire EPSCoR

Decisions about dams, like other environmental conflicts, involve complex tradeoffs between different water uses with varying human and ecological impacts, have significant impacts on public resources and involve many stakeholders with diverse and often conflicting interests. Given the many upcoming dam decisions in New England and across the United States of America, an improved understanding of public preferences about dam decisions is needed to steward resources in the public interest. This research asks (1) What does the public want to see happen with dams?, and (2) Do demographic factors influence public preferences for dam decisions? This paper analyzes data from …

Exploring The Utility Of Small Unmanned Aerial System (Suas) Products In Remote Visual Stream Ecological Assessment, Alexandra D. Evans, Kevin H. Gardner, Scott Greenwood, Bruce Pruitt

New Hampshire EPSCoR

Many restoration projects’ success is not evaluated (Roni & Beechie 2013; Nilsson et al. 2016), despite available conventional ecological assessment methods. There is a need for more flexible, affordable, and efficient methods for evaluation, particularly those that take advantage of new remote sensing and geospatial technologies (Hubbart et al. 2017). This study explores the use of illustrative small unmanned aerial system (sUAS) products, made using a simple structure-from-motion photogrammetry workflow, coupled with a visual assessment protocol as a remote evaluation and ecological condition archive approach. Three streams were assessed in the field (“surface assessments”) using the Stream Visual Assessment Protocol …

U.S. Population Growth Slows, But Diversity Grows, Kenneth M. Johnson

Carsey Publications

In this brief, author Kenneth Johnson reports that in 2019 the U.S. population grew at the lowest rate in a century because there were fewer births, more deaths, and less immigration. Fertility rates diminished regardless of race or Hispanic origin and immigration declines were also widespread. As a result, the growth rate of both the minority and non-Hispanic White population diminished. Yet, the racial diversity of the population continued to grow, according to Census Bureau estimates released on June 25, 2020.

This increasing diversity reflects two important demographic trends. The minority population is growing, and the non-Hispanic White population is …