UNH / EOS Facts

EOS is UNH's largest research enterprise, receiving over $41 million a year in research support from NASA, NOAA, NSF and other federal agencies.

UNH is ranked a "high-impact university" in forestry, environmental science, and geoscience citations.

ScienceWatch (ESI) has listed UNH as #1 in "citation impact" for forestry (2004-08) and geoscience (1997-2001) publications.

In a review of citations for climate change research papers 1999-2009, and ecology and environmental science papers 2005-2009, UNH has been in the company of NASA, NOAA, NCAR, Stanford, Columbia, and Princeton for the top-ranked international institutions.

EOS is among the top-ranked U.S. university centers in NASA funding and is a NASA "Center of Excellence" in solar-terrestrial theory.

FROM DEEP SPACE TO THE OCEAN DEPTHS

The interdisciplinary Earth, ocean, and space science research at the Institute for the Study of Earth, Oceans, and Space (EOS) places it in the forefront of academic centers offering opportunities for students to work alongside distinguished faculty in high-level research projects.

Welcome

EOS welcomes the School of Marine Science and Ocean Engineering, the newest member of the Institute. Read More…

EOS in the News

NY Times online article "Revisiting the Moon" features EOS research scientist Andrew Jordan on electric sparking in lunar soil.
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EOS Research & Collaborations

In Search of the
Solar Black Swan
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Renaissance Woman
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Back to the Future
(Part Two)
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State of Flux
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Cosmic Tower of
Babel
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Touchdown in the Ozone
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EOS Information
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FROM DEEP SPACE TO THE OCEAN DEPTHS

The interdisciplinary Earth, ocean, and space science research at the Institute for the Study of Earth, Oceans, and Space (EOS) places it in the forefront of academic centers offering opportunities for students to work alongside distinguished faculty in high-level research projects.