In a story about eating lobster, the Toronto Star cited a 1998 study by the UMaine-Lobster Institute that determined the taste of the claw meat of a lobster is not affected by rubber bands frequently used on lobster claws. According to the study, in which 20 judges tasted the claw meat of lobsters cooked with […]
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Kash Kiefer, a former UMaine football player and cheerleader, has been cast on a new reality series, “Sweet Home Alabama,” according to The State Journal of Charleston, W. Va. The series, which is set to air at 9 p.m. starting on Thursday, July 14, on the CMT channel, is one of a group of bachelors […]
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The American Board of Internal Medicine announced in a news release that Clifford Rosen, a UMaine graduate and professor of nutrition who serves as director of the Center for Clinical and Translational Research at Maine Medical Center Research Institute, has been appointed to ABIM endocrinology subspecialty board. Rosen is also a faculty member of the […]
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The weekly newspaper Village Soup noted the work of UMaine Cooperative Extension and the UMaine-based Maine Sea Grant in a story about the cleanliness and safety of Maine’s beaches. Cooperative Extension and Sea Grant support staff help in monitoring water quality and protecting public health at Maine’s 61 public access beaches, which comprise more than […]
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The Sun-Journal in Lewiston recently carried an article about a successful collaboration between the University of Maine and Falcon Performance Footwear in Auburn, which resulted in a unique protective boot toecap made from a composite resin devised at the university’s AEWC Advanced Structures and Composites Center. The caps will be formed starting this fall from […]
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Maine Insights magazine has included a University of Maine article in its June 29 online edition about a prestigious sustainability and energy-efficiency award the university has received from a national organization that promotes sustainability among colleges and universities throughout the country. UMaine was selected to receive a Second Nature Climate Leadership Award in the doctorate […]
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The Bangor Daily News reported on groundbreaking research being done by UMaine’s School of Marine Sciences that shows mussels eat the larvae of sea lice, which is a parasite that has infested salmon farms in Maine waters. UMaine Professor Ian Bricknell told the BDN the research could prove beneficial to not only farmed salmon and […]
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In a story about cooking lobster for July 4, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette included information from UMaine’s Lobster Institute. The story said according to UMaine’s Lobster Institute, the sound made when lobsters are dropped into boiling water is nothing other than superheated vapors escaping joints in the shell. Contact: Jessica Bloch, 207-581-3777
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There were numerous U.S. and Canadian news reports about the announcement that former UMaine hockey star Paul Kariya, who has struggled with concussions, is retiring from the NHL following a 15-year career. In a story carried by websites such as ESPN and MSNBC, Kariya said playing at UMaine and the support he received while he […]
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Several news outlets, including the Portland Press Herald covered the announcement that the Southern Maine Community College campuses in South Portland and Brunswick will begin this fall to offer a pre-engineering program, part of a collaboration with UMaine that allows students to continue on and receive bachelor’s and master’s degrees. The Bangor Daily News ran […]
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