Expanding the possibilities of future nanocellulose products
Wood has been used by humans for millennia for good reason, and we are still finding new ways to use it. Wood-based materials are continuously evolving to reflect advances in […]
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Researchers explore the potential of biochar to improve Maine soils
Maine’s forests, which cover 89 percent of the state, are a pivotal part of the state’s economy, culture, environment and natural history. The forests help sustain Maine communities. And in […]
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Anne Heberger Marino: Building the Infrastructure for Collaborative Discovery
Anne Heberger Marino serves as the Associate Director of Portland Gateway and Maine EPSCoR. Her work is dedicated to the science of team science, leadership development in higher education, and […]
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Stewarding Maine’s environment through community engagement and education
Environmental stewardship in Maine is a constant endeavor, especially with increasing pressure on Maine’s ecosystems. The pressure is not only on Maine’s flora but the communities and economies that rely […]
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Registration open for US NSF/CISE: New England Regional AI and Quantum Information Science Symposium 2026
The US NSF/CISE: New England Regional AI and Quantum Information Science Symposium 2026 is taking place from Tuesday, June 2 through Thursday, June 4, 2026 at The McGoldrick Center for […]
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Innovations in algae manufacturing research at UMaine part of a growing Maine industry
The field of manufacturing is constantly evolving to reflect innovations in technology and research. A growing number of engineers are now focusing on biomanufacturing, or what it means to construct […]
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Aaron Weiskittel and how EPSCoR programming enables progress
The National Science Foundation’s Established Program to Stimulate Competitive Research (EPSCoR) aims to increase research capacity and geographic diversity in STEM fields, enabling broader participation by individuals, institutions, and states […]
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UMaine advances drone technology to aid forest management
Understanding a forest is difficult. This is especially true in Maine which is home to both ecologically and commercially unique forests. Decision makers rely on an array of resources, from […]
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Logan Johnson and forest stewardship in Maine
Bio: Logan Johnson is Executive Director of Maine TREE, which serves as an avenue for collaboration among educators, students, forest professionals, and local communities in Maine. Johnson has dedicated his […]
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Maine high schoolers visit UMaine to learn about research through partnership
This winter, high school students from three different rural schools came together at the University of Maine to engage in hands-on learning, collaboration and the opportunity to share their projects […]
