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Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, UNHInnovation is working remotely but is fully functional and operating at normal capacity.

Upcoming Events for NH Small Businesses
UNHInnovation is leading a U.S. Small Business Administration initiative called FOSTER (FOcused SBIR/STTR Teaching, Equity and Results) to increase proposals for SBIR (Small Business Innovation Research) and STTR (Small Business Technology Transfer) grants in the state of New Hampshire. Don't miss these free webinar events in December and January!
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UNH Now Offering COVID Testing Services to Outside Organizations
The University of New Hampshire (UNH) has created a robust testing platform to test for COVID-19 infections. In order to meet the significant need for COVID testing in New Hampshire, UNH is making its testing capacity available more broadly beyond its students, staff, faculty, and contractors.
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UNH Innovation Spotlight
Betty and Barney Hill Collection
The University of New Hampshire is home to many unique and surprising things that the institution has collected over its 150-year history. However, there are probably none quite as unexpected as the university’s collection of authentic UFO-related artifacts from Betty and Barney Hill, the now famous couple who made the first well-documented and widely reported UFO abduction report in the United States.

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Now available: COVID testing services for outside organizations
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UNHInnovation

UNHInnovation (UNHI) advocates for and manages the transfer of UNH-derived ideas to the public to maximize their social and economic impact. UNHI protects, promotes, and manages UNH's innovations, supports start-up companies based on UNH’s intellectual property, and develops new opportunities for university and industry collaboration.

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Wildcatalyst Seminar Series

About the Seminar

Prior to the pandemic, the Wildcatalyst Seminar Series was hosted monthly during the academic year. The event was open to all and designed to be a meeting place for innovators, entrepreneurs, service providers, and anyone else interested in how the innovations of today represent the essential products and services for tomorrow’s needs.