Research in Belize Leads to Revised Timeline of Ancient City’s History
An anthropologist revises the timeline of the growth and decline of a Maya city in Belize.
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An anthropologist revises the timeline of the growth and decline of a Maya city in Belize.
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Researchers are working to develop better sensor technology for assessing deepwater offshore conditions.
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UMaine and ESTIA are hosting a conference that will explore a model for sustainable and healthy living.
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Enhancing community educational presentations with peer discussion, clicker technology Clicker technology and peer discussion — two educational tools typically used in school and college classrooms — have positive results when used in educational outreach for adults in the community, according to a new study led by researchers at the University of Maine. The study was […]
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Celebrating UMaine’s legacy and land grant anniversary.
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Football and hockey games, food drive and craft fair are among the activities on tap.
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UMaine partners on online database to expand the accessibility of state and federal resources.
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Local middle-schoolers use a UMaine-designed simulation to learn about watersheds.
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At the 50th anniversary of this Cold War moment, a historian analyzes remarks President John F. Kennedy made in a speech at UMaine.
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How do ice cores give scientists a picture of the past in order to better understand what will happen in the future?
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