UMaine Doctoral Graduate Receives International Prize for Studying First Human Settlement in Peruvian Andes
UMaine doctoral graduate receives international prize for studying first human settlement in Peruvian Andes.
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Mayewski Talks to NPR About Cold Snap, Weather in Antarctica
Paul Mayewski, a professor and director of the University of Maine’s Climate Change Institute, spoke to NPR for a segment titled “Can’t stand the cold snap? Don’t go to Antarctica.” Mayewski was interviewed by phone from Kennedy Airport where he was on his way to Antarctica to study ice cores, columns of frozen water that […]
Read moreJacobson Keynote Speaker at Rhode Island Meeting, AP Reports
The Associated Press reported that George Jacobson, Maine’s state climatologist and professor emeritus of biology, ecology and climate change at the University of Maine, will be the keynote speaker at the annual meeting of Rhode Island’s Nursery and Landscape Association on Jan. 16 and 17 at the University of Rhode Island. Jacobson plans to discuss […]
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Ecological Changes, Economic Consequences
UMaine researcher leads collaborative climate change project in the Gulf of Maine.
Read moreChilean Newspaper La Tercera Reports on Waller’s Coral Research
La Tercera, a Chilean newspaper, recently reported on coral research by Rhian Waller, an associate research professor in the School of Marine Sciences at the University of Maine. The article, “Corals of cold water: the unknown forest under the Patagonian sea,” focuses on Waller’s findings from a deep-sea coral expedition in Chile, which she blogged […]
Read moreResearch.gov Highlights EPSCoR Sustainability Solutions Initiative Team’s Study
The National Science Foundation’s website Research.gov published an article on research by a Maine Experimental Program to Stimulate Competitive Research (EPSCoR) Sustainability Solutions Initiative (SSI) team at the University of Maine. The team is developing tools to help Maine communities better understand and prepare for the potential local effects of climate change. NSF is funding […]
Read moreMayewski, Jacobson Quoted in Morning Sentinel Article on Climate Change Forum
Paul Mayewski, a professor and director of the University of Maine’s Climate Change Institute, and George Jacobson, state climatologist and professor emeritus of biology, ecology and climate change at UMaine, were quoted in a Morning Sentinel article about a climate change forum held at Kennebec Valley Community College. The pair spoke about the importance of […]
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Two UMaine Researchers Team with UC Berkeley Professor to Study Effects of Turbulence on Cells’ Sinking Rate, Trajectory, Distribution
Two UMaine researchers team with UC Berkeley professor to study effects of turbulence on cells’ sinking rate, trajectory, distribution.
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Researchers Study Whether Ocean Acidification is Reshaping Interactions of Species
Researchers study whether it’s reshaping interactions of species.
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Science Nation Features Video of UMaine Researchers Studying in Greenland
Science Nation features video of UMaine researchers studying in Greenland.
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