Wolff featured in NYT obituary for a renowned American art figure
The New York Times featured Justin Wolff, chair of the University of Maine Department of Art and professor of art history, in an obituary for a renowned collector, museum curator […]
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News Center highlights PFAS research on crops at UMaine
News Center Maine highlighted research from University of Maine scientists and graduate students into a group of chemicals known as PFAS infects and their ability to contaminate crops. They are […]
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Press Herald, News Center cover first statewide AI conference
The Portland Press Herald and News Center Maine reported on the inaugural artificial intelligence conference hosted by the University of Maine and held at the University of Southern Maine in […]
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News Center covers soil liquefaction research from UMaine
News Center Maine reported on research from University of Maine professors and a graduate student exploring a new, cost-effective method to mitigate soil liquefaction, a damaging side effect of earthquakes […]
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Times Record highlights how UMaine students help protect amphibians
The Times Record highlighted research efforts by two University of Maine graduate students to research, understand and protect amphibians. Marisa Monroe launched a two year project in Acadia National Park […]
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Sun Journal interviews Handley on strawberry season
The Sun Journal interviewed David Handley, a vegetable and small fruit specialist with University of Maine Cooperative Extension and cooperating professor of horticulture, on strawberry season. A rainy June last […]
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Mainebiz covers aquaculture program hosted by Darling Marine Center
Mainebiz covered a five-day training program hosted by the University of Maine’s Darling Marine Center to help participants gain hands-on experience in aquaculture business. Held for the first time from […]
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Weiskittel discusses forest research on Maine Science Podcast
Aaron Weiskittel, a professor of forest biometrics and modeling at the University of Maine, was featured in a segment of the Maine Science podcast, produced by the Maine Discovery Museum, […]
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WABI highlights Maine-SMART program
WABI (CBS 5 in Bangor) highlighted a four-year initiative led by the University of Maine to bolster STEM research capacity and education from Kittery to Fort Kent and dismantle systemic […]
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Gill interviewed by Washington Post on using ‘Anthropocene’
The Washington Post interviewed University of Maine associate professor of terrestrial paleoecology Jacquelyn Gill on using the term “Anthropocene,” which defines the age of irreversible human impacts on the planet, […]
