STRENGTHENING MAINE’S RESEARCH ECOSYSTEM AND PATHWAYS THROUGH STRATEGIC CAPACITY BUILDING

E-CORE RII: Strengthening Maine’s Research Ecosystem and Pathways Through Strategic Capacity Building (Maine-SMART) is committed to leveraging current and evolving infrastructure investments and overcoming systemic barriers that impede the growth of Maine’s R&D ecosystem.

Maine EPSCoR News

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Innovations in algae manufacturing research at UMaine part of a growing Maine industry

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Aaron Weiskittel and how EPSCoR programming enables progress

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UMaine advances drone technology to aid forest management

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Logan Johnson and forest stewardship in Maine

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Maine high schoolers visit UMaine to learn about research through partnership

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Pips Veazey and developing research networks

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UMaine and Colby College partner to improve forest health and monitoring

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Merging geospatial technology with community resilience 

Supported by the United States National Science Foundation award OIA-2412130 to Maine EPSCoR and the University of Maine

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