AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoDartmouth Research: Dartmouth scientists say conversations are more satisfying when they have a pattern resembling “pink noise,” a finding that links a physics concept to everyday communication. Cybersecurity: More than 12,000 New Hampshire residents were affected by a 2025 breach at digital health company HCIactive; exposed data included Social Security numbers, blood results and biometric information. Clean Energy: Jaffrey’s first-of-its-kind solar array is designed to benefit low-income families, while Keene’s city manager says a 5-megawatt municipal solar project is under construction at the airport. Environmental Health: An Amherst jury awarded residents more than $4 million in a nine-year case over PFOA contamination of private wells; the award covered property claims, not medical monitoring. State Technology: The Executive Council approved an increase to nearly $1.9 million for support and upgrades to New Hampshire’s childcare website, including accessibility improvements. Science Infrastructure: Dartmouth’s Shattuck Observatory is preparing for a revival, and a new report says New Hampshire’s life sciences sector continues to show momentum.
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