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UNH has been involved with and is currently committed to instrument design and data analysis for space missions spanning more than 60 years.  read more
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The new Demeritt Hall was constructed in 2008 and is complete with research laboratories, classrooms, faculty, and student offices.
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The new Demeritt Hall was designed so that students and faculty can interact often and easily
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UNH has over 20 tenure track faculty and 14 research faculty working in laboratories on many diverse fields.
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Events

  • Colloquia:   
    • The PAMELA Experiment in Space, Mirko Boezio, INFN Trieste (Monday, 5/7/12, DEM 240 at 4 PM )

News

  • The family of Prof. Jim Harper, who passed away in September after a long struggle with illness, has established the James M. E. Harper Fellowship to provide support for students pursuing a degree in physics.  Further details can be found here.
    December 2011 
  • Isabel Dregely, who completed her PhD in Physics in December, was selected last week by the International Society of Magnetic Resonance in Medicine as the recipient of their W.S.Moore Young Investigator Award.
    May 2011
  • Several members of the Department of Physics appear in the latest issue of the UNH undergraduate research Inquiry Journal. Joshua French is describing his work on the star sensor which will be flown on a NASA rocket. Dan Foley discusses his research with the scanning tunneling microscope. Two former physics undergraduates, Morgan O'Neill and George Clark, comment on their past work with the IBEX satellite. Finally, there is an article about Professor Eberhard Möbius and his mentoring of many undergraduates in space science research projects.
    April 2011