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“AI is the absolute cutting edge that humanity is on right now and robotics is one of the main applications of it,” says robotics major Jake Reichenthal. “New Hampshire will become more of a place for manufacturing because of Plymouth State and I think I have some of the best job security out of…

As a 10-year-old, Cloutier was already arguing with her parents about climate change and, as a third grader, she was excited to recycle. She began her college career majoring in environmental science and more recently switched to PSU’s new sustainability studies program, which focuses on…

Because horseshoe crab blood is used to ensure the sterility of vaccines and because the COVID-19 vaccine is of particular importance to us, the 2019 article has garnered a lot of regional and national interest including interviews for PBS, Quebec Science, and the Union Leader.

The Beebe River Long Term Environmental Monitoring and Education Project continues on, from its inception in the summer of 2016. Our team consists of graduate and undergraduate students in biology, environmental science & policy, and biochemistry, and several PSU alums.

Len Reitsma, graduate student Sam Parks and undergraduate Autumn Heil just completed Sam’s second and final field season collecting data for his MS in Environmental Science and Policy.