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The Value of Good Corporate Citizenship

Companies considered to be good social performers are more likely to limit the levels of pay for their executives than similar firms within their industries, according to University of Maine researchers. However, the top executives at the large firms examined in the study are not being penalized. The average compensation package in the sample was […]

UMaine Cyber Defense Team Advances to Regional Competition

Seven members of the University of Maine Cyber Defense Team will compete at the annual Northeast Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition at the University of New Hampshire in March. The team was one of nine out of a pool of 14 schools that qualified for the regional competition. According to the National Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition, […]

Experiencing Engineering

Matthew Edwards was involved in diverse electrical and computer engineering internships throughout his undergraduate and graduate student years

Elias Studies Connections Between Renal Function, Arterial Stiffness, Dementia

Elias studies connections between renal function, arterial stiffness, dementia

Falls Prevention Program Focus of $380,000 Grant

The National Institutes of Health has awarded $380,000 to researchers at the University of Maine Center on Aging, University of New England (UNE) and The Iris Network to study a falls prevention program for older citizens with vision impairment. Falls among older adults can lead to serious injury, loss of independence or death. The two-year […]

Older Mainers Discover New Role in Community after Joining Boomer Reporting Corps

Older Mainers discover new role in community after joining Boomer Reporting Corps.

UMaine Grad Student Developing More Affordable Option for State to Reinforce Aging Bridges

UMaine grad student developing more affordable option for state to reinforce aging bridges.

Identifying Gene Variations Could Help Predict Severity of Opioid Withdrawal Symptoms in Newborns

Identifying gene variations could help predict severity of opioid withdrawal symptoms in newborns.

UMaine Grad Student’s Innovative Research Catches the Attention of the Automobile Industry

UMaine grad student’s innovative research catches the attention of the automobile industry.

Challenges Facing Older Veterans to be Focus of May 13 Event

Challenges facing older veterans and the resources available to them in Maine will be the focus of the 8th annual University of Maine Clinical Geriatrics Colloquium May 13 on campus. The colloquium, “Serving Our Older Veterans: Today’s Clinical Issues and Best Practices,” will be held from 7:45 a.m. to 5:45 p.m. Monday, May 13 at […]