Graduate student documents Chilean research voyage with photography
The boat where Maraina Miles lived for a month was equipped with a small oven large enough for a tray of brownies, a four-burner gas stove and a mini refrigerator. […]
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NYT cites Climate Reanalyzer data visualizations on worldwide heat tracker
The New York Times cited two data visualizations from the University of Maine Climate Change Institute’s Climate Reanalyzer. One visualization showed the range of maximum temperature forecasts for Thursday worldwide, […]
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Fernandez featured in climate council coverage from Maine Public, WGME
Maine Public interviewed Ivan Fernandez, a professor emeritus in the University of Maine’s School of Forest Resources, on a report from the Maine Climate Council, of which he is a […]
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National organization recognizes Gill’s leadership in quaternary sciences
Jacquelyn Gill, a University of Maine associate professor of paleoecology and plant ecology, won the American Quaternary Association Award for Leadership in Quaternary Sciences. The award recognizes midcareer scientists in […]
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Vendy Hazuková: Diving deep into Arctic lake ecology
Someone who knows how to smile in subzero weather, Vendy Hazuková’s grit in the field has defined her as a graduate student at the University of Maine. Much of her […]
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Climate Reanalyzer data visualization cited by USA Today
USA Today cited a data visualization from the University of Maine Climate Change Institute’s Climate Reanalyzer for sea surface temperatures across the Atlantic on May 29. The New Jersey Herald […]
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Extension’s Koehler featured in Press Herald’s climate council coverage
The Portland Press Herald featured comments from University of Maine Cooperative Extension associate scientist Glen Koehler in a report from the latest Maine Climate Council meeting on Wednesday, May 29. […]
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UMaine Forest Climate Change Initiative highlighted by Press Herald
The Portland Press Herald highlighted a tour of the Williamsburg Forest that was part of the University of Maine Forest Climate Change Initiative, titled “Women’s Approach to Forest Climate Adaptation.” […]
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From Norway and Taiwan, Fulbright awardees hope to make a difference
Investigating plastic pollution in a Norwegian glacier and teaching English in Taiwan are the plans of a University of Maine Ph.D. student and a recent graduate who both received awards […]
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WSJ interviews Mayewksi about Mount Everest becoming more dangerous
Paul Mayewski, director of the University of Maine Climate Change Institute, spoke with the Wall Street Journal about how Mount Everest, particularly the Khumbu Icefall, is becoming more dangerous to […]
