UMaine in the News

NOAA Fisheries Reports on Ph.D. Student’s Atlantic Salmon Smolt Research

NOAA Fisheries reported on new Atlantic salmon smolts research led by Dan Stich, a NOAA Fisheries biologist who conducted the study as a Ph.D. student at the University of Maine. The study, which recently appeared in the journal Marine and Coastal Fisheries, showed that even if young smolts survive the initial hazard of passing through […]

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UMaine Study Cited in Psychology Today Blog Post on Friendship

A 2003 University of Maine study led by psychology professor Douglas Nangle was cited in a Psychology Today blog post titled “What I’ve learned about friendships in my 20s (so far).” The researchers found support that emphasizes the importance of having mutual friendships that extend beyond one best friend, according to the article. They found […]

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Concord Monitor Reports on Student’s Summer Construction Job

The Concord Monitor published an article on University of Maine student Austyn Shea’s summer construction job. Shea of Concord just completed his freshman year at UMaine where he is studying construction management. Shea, who said he wanted to use his summer to gain valuable real-world experience in the construction industry, secured a summer internship with […]

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Acadia Harvest’s Research Operations at UMaine Cited in Huffington Post Blog Article

Acadia Harvest Inc., a startup business housed at the University of Maine’s Center for Cooperative Aquaculture Research (CCAR) in Franklin, was included in the Huffington Post blog article, “As Maine’s waters warm, a seafood investor fosters climate resiliency.” Coastal Enterprises Inc. (CEI), a nonprofit community development lender based in Wiscasset, has provided capital for a […]

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Brewer Speaks with MPBN about Presidential Race

Mark Brewer, a political science professor at the University of Maine, was interviewed for the Maine Public Broadcasting Network report, “Maine could become lightning rod in 2016 presidential race.” As the number of candidates seeking the GOP nomination for president grows, Maine could draw some of national political spotlight, depending on how Republicans in the […]

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Mahon Writes Op-Ed for Press Herald

John Mahon, the John M. Murphy Chair of International Business Policy and Strategy at the University of Maine, wrote an opinion piece for the Portland Press Herald on the University of Maine System’s finances.

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BuzzFeed News Quotes Camire in Article on Artificial Ingredients

Mary Ellen Camire, a University of Maine professor of food science and human nutrition and Institute of Food Technologists president, was interviewed for the BuzzFeed News article, “What is an artificial ingredient, anyway?” Some of America’s biggest fast-food chains have recently announced their menus are going natural, and giant food manufacturers including General Mills and […]

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Mayewski Guest on TideSmart Talk Radio Show

Paul Mayewski, director of the University of Maine Climate Change Institute, was a recent guest on the national weekly radio show TideSmart Talk with Stevoe. Mayewski spoke about leading the CCI, current research and how climate change will affect Maine.

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Inquisitr Cites UMaine Research on Toxic Chemicals Found in Plastic Bags

Research conducted at the University of Maine was cited in the Inquisitr article, “Plastic bags threaten human health, according to a recent study.” Researchers at UMaine and Haereticus Environmental Laboratory found that a chemical in plastic bags made to U.S. FDA food-grade specifications had high levels of a toxic chemical called nonylphenol (NP), according to […]

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