UMaine Grad Student Develops an App for Measuring Water Quality
UMaine grad student develops an app for measuring water quality.
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UMaine Economist Details Maple Syrup Industry’s Impact on Economy
UMaine economist details maple syrup industry’s impact on economy.
Read moreProfessor’s Protocol Documents Instructor, Student Behavior in Classroom
A University of Maine professor helped develop an observation protocol that can document college instruction and student learning of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). Michelle Smith, assistant professor in UMaine’s School of Biology and Ecology and a member of the Maine Center for Research in STEM Education, designed the classroom observation protocol with three […]
Read moreUniversity Singers Tune Up for Spring Road Tour
During March, the University of Maine Singers will perform five free public concerts in Maine, New Hampshire and Massachusetts. Dennis Cox, UMaine director of choral activities, will lead the 70-member select choir on its annual spring trip, which will also include daytime performances at elementary, middle and high schools. The public portion of the tour […]
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Learning Across STEM Disciplines
UMaine researchers seek to improve the teaching of thermodynamics and electronics in physics and engineering.
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Portable Device Detects Disease-causing Pathogens in Real-time
Portable device detects disease-causing pathogens in real-time.
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UMaine Grad Student Researching Effects of Weather, Climate Change on Sap Flow
UMaine grad student researching effects of weather, climate change on sap flow.
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Hudson Museum Artifact May Have Been Motivation for Seattle Seahawks Logo
The University of Maine’s Hudson Museum is home to an artifact that may have inspired the logo design of the Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks: a carved Northwest Coast transformation mask. The wooden mask, which depicts a bird of prey when closed and reveals a painted depiction of a human face when opened, is part […]
Read moreThe 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 […]
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