University of New Hampshire Centers and Institutes

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• Center for Coastal and Ocean Mapping Joint Hydrographic Center  - Expertise resource in ocean mapping and hydrographic science. Site presents reports, newsletters, an image gallery, and information projects, outreach, research, and people.
• Center for High-Rate Nanomanufacturing  - Aims to develop tools and processes that will enable the high-rate and high-volume parallel assembly of nanoelements and polymer structures.
• Climate Change Research Center  - Undertakes studies on the chemical and dynamical environment and conditions of the Earth's atmosphere.
• Complex Systems Research Center  - Research and education center dedicated to earth system science. Aims to better explore and understand Earth as an integrative system.
• Experimental Space Plasma Group  - Site presents news, details and updates on missions, papers, and information on faculty and outreach.
• Institute for the Study of Earth, Oceans, and Space  - Interdisciplinary center serves as a platform and resource for expertise in space science, solar terrestrial theory, engineering, atmospheric chemistry, ocean dynamics and chemistry, and other related fields.
• The Nano Group  - R&D organization involved in the making, moving, modeling, and characterizing of nanoscale structures, surfaces, and features.
• New Hampshire Innovation Research Center  - University facility devoted to promoting competitiveness and enhancing employment in the New Hampshire industry.
• Non-lethal Technology Innovation Center  - Facility created through a grant from the Joint Non-lethal Weapons Directorate to implement new NL capabilities.
• Ocean Process Analysis Laboratory  - Research center for bio-optical and physical oceanography, remote sensing, estuarine and coastal chemistry, fish behavior, and gear technology.
• Research Computing Center  - Facility created to support the computational, networking, and communications needs of University of New Hampshire's sponsored research programs.
• Solar-Terrestrial Theory Group (STTG)  - NASA-supported research group dedicated to studying space plasma processes in the solar system. Find faculty and newsletters.