EOS interviews Brady on ocean pH in the Gulf of Maine
EOS interviewed Damian Brady, professor of marine sciences at the University of Maine, on the vulnerability of the Gulf of Maine to become more acidic from warming waters and increased […]
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Sandweiss featured in American Archaeology summer 2025 edition
Daniel Sandweiss, professor of anthropology and climate studies at the University of Maine, was featured in the summer 2025 edition of American Archaeology. Sandweiss, who is also a past president […]
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NYT cites data visualizations on European heat wave from Climate Reanalyzer
The New York Times cited two data visualizations from the University of Maine Climate Change Institute’s Climate Reanalyzer to show how a heat wave passed through Europe.
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Boise State Public Radio interviews Ph.D. candidate on Indigenous land reclamation
Boise State Public Radio interviewed University of Maine Ph.D. candidate Jason Brough on Indigenous nation’s reclamation and rejuvenation of their land amid changing climate. “The key point to understand is […]
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Washington Post cites data visualization from Climate Reanalyzer
The Washington Post cited a data visualization from the University of Maine Climate Change Institute’s Climate Reanalyzer on the length of time average hot temperatures in the Northern Hemisphere peaked […]
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Maine Monitor interviews Birkel on above average summer forecasts
The Maine Monitor interviewed Maine State Climatologist Sean Birkel, also a research assistant professor at the University of Maine, on average summer temperatures in Maine and their variability. “When the […]
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Amanda Gavin: Investigating Greenland’s rapidly changing water supply
For nearly a decade, Amanda Gavin has studied and conserved lakes, including many in Maine, that provide drinking water and support agriculture. Today, she’s investigating what the future may hold […]
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Tapping for gold: UMaine research fortifies state’s maple industry
It’s late spring, and the leaves on Maine’s maple trees are full – the buds have swelled, and the season for collecting sap is long over. Maine maple sugar producers, […]
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UMaine marine scientist elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Bob Steneck, who helped reshape marine research in Maine during his 41-year career at the University of Maine, was elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. Established just […]
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Mo Drammeh: Published author explores advocacy through story
For Mo, storytelling isn’t just about fiction — it’s about shaping the way people see the world. A sophomore in the College of Earth, Life, and Health Sciences and Honors […]
