Predicting the Future of Maine’s Forests
University of Maine researchers using software program to understand more about state’s woods — and what they will look like decades from now.
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UMaine Graduate, Physician to Discuss Healthcare Reform
Dr. David Bronson, University of Maine graduate and president of Cleveland Clinic Regional Hospital, will deliver the 2013 Distinguished Honors Graduate Lecture titled “Healthcare Reform and the Bumpy Road to Universal Access” on Wednesday, Nov. 20 at Buchanan Alumni House on campus. Bronson, who also practices internal medicine on the main campus of the Cleveland […]
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Ecological Changes, Economic Consequences
UMaine researcher leads collaborative climate change project in the Gulf of Maine.
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UMaine Researcher: Polling Minimizes Resistance to Same-Sex Marriage
People being surveyed want positions to appear ‘socially desirable.’
Read moreUMaine Marine Scientist Joins Elite International Group of Adventurers
University of Maine marine scientist Rhian Waller has been named a Fellow in an elite international group of adventurers who encourage scientific discovery while exploring land, sea and space. Founded in 1904, Explorers Club members attempt to attain new heights and depths; they’ve been the first to reach the moon, North Pole, South Pole, the […]
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Butterfield Shares Expertise
Professor trains students in Beijing how to test motor proficiency of children with intellectual disabilities.
Read moreUMaine Extension to Host Maine Food Summit
Registration is underway for the 2013 Maine Food Summit, a daylong conference Friday, Dec. 6 at the University of Maine. The event, sponsored by University of Maine Cooperative Extension, will be held from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. in Wells Conference Center on the Orono campus. The summit is an opportunity for food producers, business […]
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Marketing Yields Results at Maine Business School
Enrollment at all-time high; SAT scores on the rise.
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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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