Downeast Magazine has in its March issue a profile of UMaine engineer Habib Dagher, the director of the AEWC Advanced Structures and Composites Center. The profile discusses the development of the center at UMaine, the role the center is playing in the future of offshore wind development, and how Dagher’s undergraduate and graduate work led […]
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The website Azorobotics.com has an item about the work UMaine’s Ashish Deshpande is doing to develop an advanced robotic prosthetic hand. Deshpande, a mechanical engineering professor, recently won a $512,000 grant from the National Science Foundation for his research.
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Down East magazine highlights UMaine’s Sustainability Solutions Initiative in an article on how Maine’s universities and colleges are among the top in the nation for sustainability education. The Initiative, which was launched in 2009 with a $20-million grant from the National Science Foundation, is a higher education partnership working to advance economic and community development […]
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The University of Maine is part of a group of Maine colleges working together to share strategies for educating students about alcohol, according to a story that aired on television stations WCSH and WLBZ. UMaine is working with Maine Maritime Academy, Thomas College, Husson University and Unity College.
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The Bangor Daily News covered Monday’s talk featuring Sherief Farouk, a UMaine graduate student in the computer science department who is half Egyptian and a graduate of the Arabian Academy of Science and Technology in Cairo. Farouk discussed the recent civil uprising there that resulted in the resignation of President Hosni Mubarak. Farouk discussed the […]
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The BDN previewed the International Dance Festival, which is scheduled for Saturday, February 19, at the Collins Center for the Arts. There will be performances at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. Traditional dances from India, Africa, Vietnam, Brazil, Latin America, the Middle East, and the United States will be performed. This free event typically attracts […]
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UMaine historian Jay Bregman wrote an op-ed column that appeared in the Bangor Daily News about the proposed elimination of the Latin major at UMaine. Bregman argues that without a Latin majors, classics offerings at UMaine and in the UMaine System will suffer.
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UMaine junior distance runner Riley Masters broke his own school record in the mile on Saturday, running 3:58.17 during the Valentine Invitational at Boston University. This marks the second time that the Bangor native has broken the four-minute mile mark, and it qualifies him for the NCAA Championships in that event. More information is in […]
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Comments from Mark Brewer of the UMaine political science faculty are included in an Associated Press story about the influence of the Maine Legislature’s Moderate Caucus, a group of at least 45 lawmakers that Brewer predicts will become “a key player” in legislative decisions.
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UMaine College of Business, Public Policy and Health Dean Ivan Manev wrote a column, “Prosperity starts with business,” in Saturday’s Bangor Daily News. It was the first installment in the newspaper’s “The Deans of Business” feature, a series of columns to be written by Manev and the business deans at Husson University and the University […]
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