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I-Corps Program at UNH
UNH I-Corps teams receive up to $3,000 in NSF funding for engaging in customer discovery to match ideas with demand.
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UNH Business Guide
Just released! UNH is one of the largest research and development centers in New Hampshire. From innovative and creative technology and solutions to customized employee training programs, The UNH Business Guide details the many ways that UNH can help your business, organization, or institution grow and thrive.
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INNOVATION SPOTLIGHT
Trihalomethanes Removal System
With the EPA passing increasingly strict regulations regarding trihalomethane levels in all areas of water distribution systems, methods for reducing those levels have become increasingly important. Professor Dr. Robin Collins developed a cost effective solution to lower the level of trihalomethanes and other volatile organic compounds in drinking water by using in-line diffused aeration without expensive infrastructure improvements.
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INNOVATION SPOTLIGHT
Bringing in the Bystander® and Know Your Power®
Prevention Innovations (PI) is a collaboration between researchers and practitioners that develops, implements and evaluates programs, policies and practices that will end violence against women. PI’s Bringing in the Bystander program and Know Your Power social marketing campaign have been globally licensed. PI is currently working with the White House Task Force to Protect Students from Sexual Assault to design a training program for incoming students on sexual assault policies.
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INNOVATION SPOTLIGHT
Process for Chemically Resistant Anodized Aluminum
Dr. Dale Barkey, Professor of Chemical Engineering at UNH has developed a one-step addition to pre-existing aluminum anodizing treatments, resulting in a tenfold improvement in the metal's chemical and corrosion resistance. The coating has promising applications in marine environments, cookware, machinery, and surgical equipment among others.
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INNOVATION SPOTLIGHT
Operation Hat Trick™
Operation Hat Trick’s original aim was to provide wounded warriors with something to cover their head wounds, burns and scars and has delivered over 10,000 caps to Service members since its inception. It was launched as a spinoff nonprofit company with a percentage of sales going to the VA General Post Fund and has since issued over 300 licenses to other universities and organizations that want to participate.
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The Wildcatalyst Seminars (formerly named Catalyst Seminars) are held on the 4th Thursday of every month from September through May at the Alpha Loft, 21 Madbury Road, Durham. Presentations begin at 4:30PM followed by beer and networking from 5:30-6:30PM. These events are FREE and open to the public.
April's Seminar: A Conversation About...University/Industry Collaborations in Renewable Energy Research
UNH is at the forefront of climate change studies and renewable energy research. For April's seminar, we've invited UNH's Martin Wosnik to our discussion about university/industry collaboration in renewable energy exploration.
Martin is an associate professor of mechanical engineering with research interests in fluid and thermal sciences with an emphasis on renewable energy, including ocean renewable energy, turbulent flows, high-speed hydrodynamics, and more. Martin has worked with several industry partners on renewable energy research projects throughout his career. He will share his insights on the benefits and challenges for both parties when pursuing such partnerships, and discuss the importance of industry/academic collaborations in developing sustainable energy sources that will protect our planet for future generations.
March's Seminar
Latest News
| 2/1/17 |
UNHInnovation Managing Director Re-Elected to the Association of University Technology Managers® (AUTM) Board of Directors |
| 4/26/16 |
UNH Receives $300,000 NSF Grant to Stimulate Entrepreneurship |
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Through a VentureWell faculty grant received in 2016, UNHInnovation is currently offering a limited number of $500 sub-awards for materials and supplies that allow faculty from across the university to integrate the Peter T.
In February, Otto Luna, a Visual Resource Librarian at UNH, contacted UNHI about an unusual copyright inquiry. Otto is responsible for the management of the Visual Resources Center (VRC) within the Department of Art and Art History.
