Islander reports on UMaine microplastics research around Bar Harbor
The Mount Desert Islander reported on a recent study which found that the waterways in and around Acadia National Park, Bar Harbor and the Schoodic Peninsula are home to a […]
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BDN highlights UMaine students helping Bangor prepare for Emerald Ash Borer invasion
According to the Bangor Daily News, Bangor is preparing for the arrival of invasive Emerald Ash Borers with help from four University of Maine forestry students. The students surveyed 8,574 […]
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Tijerina discusses railroad strike in Canada with Maine Public
Maine Public interviewed Stefano Tijerina, a lecturer in management with the Maine Business School, about a railroad strike in Canada and how it may impact the state and U.S. economy. […]
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NYT interviews Gardner on why mosquito bites itch
Allison Gardner, an associate professor of arthropod vector biology at the University of Maine, spoke with The New York Times the mechanics behind mosquito bites and their itching. For relief, […]
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CNN interviews Socolow on decline of local radio news
In an article by CNN, University of Maine communications and journalism professor Michael Socolow discussed the decline of local radio news due to shifting listener habits and advertising revenue losses. […]
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Boston Globe spotlights Schattman’s work on adapting blueberry farming to climate change
The Boston Globe highlighted Rachel Schattman, a former vegetable farmer and sustainable agriculture professor at the University of Maine, for her research on how climate change affects wild blueberry production. […]
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Socolow discusses TV symbiosis with social media with The Atlantic
Michael Socolow, professor of communication and journalism at the University of Maine, spoke with The Atlantic about how TV news has achieved a symbiotic relationship with social media when covering […]
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Science News spotlights Andrade’s work on climate-resilient crops
Science News highlighted the work of Mario Andrade, a plant geneticist at the University of Maine, who is developing climate-resilient crops such as heat-tolerant potatoes. Researchers are leveraging advanced tools […]
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AP interviews Wahle on new size-based lobster regulation
In a story about a new regulation for increasing the minimum size for harvested lobsters, the Associated Press interviewed Rick Wahle, former director of the University of Maine Lobster Institute.
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Morning Ag Clips reports on Brzozowski winning national hall of fame award
Richard Brzozowski, a retired professor from University of Maine Cooperative Extension, was honored with the NACAA 2024 Hall of Fame Award for his exceptional work in agricultural education and leadership. […]
