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Number of fishers in NH is declining, probably, but why? Feb 10, 2017. There's something really cool about fishers, the large weasel-like predator that lives in northern woodlands. (Not "fisher cat" despite the baseball team's name - they aren't cats.) (Although they don't eat fish, either; what a misnamed beast.) I think I've seen one. Could NH’s coal-fired power plant switch to partly burning wood? Feb 8, 2017. Engineers use objective (well – mostly objective) methods to choose bridges to fix. The New ...

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Andrew L. Kun. All posts by Andrew. July 25, 2016. Albrecht Schmidt with telepresence robot. At the beginning of July I had a chance to visit my colleague Albrecht Schmidt. And his HCI Lab. At the University of Stuttgart. This summer Albrecht is hosting eight US student participants in our International Research Experiences for Students (IRES) program. The program is funded by the National Science Foundation, Office of International and Integrative Activities. May 26, 2016. The UNH ECE department just la...

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Mar 2, 2017. The Granite Geek weekly newsletter is a weakly newsletter today – I’m off. See you next Thursday. Arsenic in our groundwater uncovers a weird underground rock formation. Mar 2, 2017. I am writing a column about arsenic naturally occurring in new Hampshire groundwater, so I thought I’d rerun this 2012 column I wrote for the Telegraph: You think you know New Hampshire? Yeah, me too. So why don’t we know about the Massabesic Gneiss Complex? Mar 2, 2017. Because … Science! Mar 2, 2017. There are...

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Steelhead trout grown in floating tanks at sea, ending up on your plate - Granite Geek

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Steelhead trout grown in floating tanks at sea, ending up on your plate. Jan 11, 2017. UNH has a good video story about it right here. Which says that steelhead trout, branded as local as well as tasty, is already a hit with chefs. Rather than the deep-ocean platform near the Isle of Shoals that I visited years ago, these are grown closer to shore in a platform developed with a local company. Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *. Return to the Concord Monitor.

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Mar 2, 2017. The Granite Geek weekly newsletter is a weakly newsletter today – I’m off. See you next Thursday. Arsenic in our groundwater uncovers a weird underground rock formation. Mar 2, 2017. I am writing a column about arsenic naturally occurring in new Hampshire groundwater, so I thought I’d rerun this 2012 column I wrote for the Telegraph: You think you know New Hampshire? Yeah, me too. So why don’t we know about the Massabesic Gneiss Complex? Mar 2, 2017. Because … Science! Mar 2, 2017. There are...

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What exactly is that new Manchester bio-institute trying to do? - Granite Geek

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What exactly is that new Manchester bio-institute trying to do? Dec 22, 2016. You think those California software CEOs wear casual clothes to PR events at the White House? Dean Kamen has them beat. Note: Subscribers to the GraniteGeek weekly newsletter saw this story yesterday. You can subscribe for free here. The announcements included lots of “this is awesome for New Hampshire” comments – the best story, as to be expected from him, is a follow-up from David Solomon in the Union-Leader. From a newslette...

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Andrew L. Kun. Discussion on self-driving cars at Science Cafe Concord. April 7, 2016. This week I had a chance to participate in a panel discussion on self-driving cars at the Concord Science Cafe. Organized by David Brooks. David is a science writer for the Concord Monitor. 8211; thanks David for inviting me! The other panelists were Joe Cunningham of NHTI, and Sean Smith. Some of the things I learned from this panel:. Owners of self-driving cars might look for modifications to the car’s software...

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The Vermont utility wasn't hacked by Russians, but it's a good thing that we got nervous - Granite Geek

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The Vermont utility wasn’t hacked by Russians, but it’s a good thing that we got nervous. Jan 4, 2017. It’s now obvious that the Russians didn’t hack into Burlington Electric, the power utility in northwest Vermont, despite an early Washington Post story claiming it. (The Post, which is a real rather than fake news organization, wrote a follow-up story. Cybersecurity experts see the potential to learn from the whole affair. After all, the very real shutdowns of Ukrainian grid. Required fields are marked *.

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Lotic Volunteer Temperature, Electrical Conductivity, and Stage Sensing Network: December 2013

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Lotic Volunteer Temperature, Electrical Conductivity, and Stage Sensing Network. A blog for delivering updates and results from the LoVoTECS sensing network. LoVoTECS Site Map-April 2015. Monday, December 2, 2013. Plymouth Area 1st Science Brew Café Draws Standing Room Only Crowd (Despite Red Sox Playoff Game! Guest Blog by June Hammond Rowan. October 16th, 2013 by June. Mark Green, Ashley Hyde, and Errin Volitis explain their research at Plymouth's 1st Science Brew Cafe. The Plymouth Science Brew Café w...