Rebecca Fontaine, a candidate for Doctor of Philosophy in Biomedical Science will be defending her dissertation titled, "The Functional Role of β2-adrenergic Receptor in Osteoclasts". Zoom meeting: For the Zoom/MS Teams link and password, please contact Rebecca Fontaine at rebecca.peters@maine.edu.
Carter Shaw, a candidate for Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering will be defending his thesis titled, " Integration of Large-Scale Additive Manufacturing in Reinforced Concrete Structures" Zoom meeting: For the Zoom link and password, please contact Carter Shaw at cashaw1918@gmail.com.
Ana Trueba, a candidate for Master of Science in Quaternary and Climate Studies will be defending their thesis titled, "Do Unprecedented Weather Extremes Since Early 2022 Have An Association With The Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai Eruption?" Zoom meeting: For the Zoom link and password, please contact Ana Trueba at ana.trueba@maine.edu.
Sarah Ball, a candidate for Master of Arts in School of Policy and International Affairs will be defending her thesis titled, "INSTITUTIONAL DISCOURSE ON ROHINGYA IN INDIA: A CASE OF OTHERING". Zoom meeting: For the Zoom link and password, please contact Sarah Ball at sarah.ball@maine.edu.
Mitchell Kelley, a candidate for Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering will be defending his thesis titled, "MITIGATION OF FLOATING PLATFORM MOTIONS WITH TUNED LIQUID COLUMN DAMPERS: EXPERIMENTAL AND NUMERICAL INVESTIGATION OF A DAMPED BARGE FOR OFFSHORE WIND APPLICATIONS". Zoom meeting: For the Zoom link and password, please contact Mitchell Kelley at mitchell.kelley@maine.edu.
Shehnaz Munnaf Chowdhury, a candidate for Master of Science in Entomology will be defending her thesis titled, "Assessing the Overwintering and Impact of Augmentorium on Populations of the Samba Wasp (Ganaspis Kimorum) in Maine.". Zoom meeting: For the Zoom link and password, please contact Shehnaz Munnaf Chowdhury at shehnaz.chowdhury@maine.edu.
Olivia Olson, a candidate for Master of Science in Quaternary and Climate Studies will be defending her thesis titled, "BIRDSONG: MULTIVOCALITY IN HUMAN-BIRD RELATIONSHIPS DURING THE CERAMIC PERIOD IN WABANAKI HOMELAND: A CASE STUDY AT FRAZER POINT (ME 44-49; ACAD 00110), SCHOODIC PENINSULA, MAINE." Zoom meeting: For the Zoom link and password, please contact Olivia […]
