Battling polar winds, rough seas and sea ice, the University of Maine’s Emmanuel Boss and his colleagues sailed the Southern Ocean to study plankton, microscopic organisms that form the foundation […]
In one of the highest honors in American science, the National Academy of Sciences has elected Robert S. Steneck, a longtime University of Maine marine ecologist whose work has reshaped […]
Michelle Staudinger, an associate professor of fisheries science at the University of Maine, was recently featured by Spectrum News Maine, Maine Public Radio, National Fisherman and the Penobscot Bay Pilot […]
Maine Public featured Jaclyn Robidoux, a marine extension associate with Maine Sea Grant at the University of Maine, was recently featured on a recent segment of “Maine Calling” to discuss […]
Zoe Furber of Vancouver, British Columbia, is the Outstanding Graduating International Student in the College of Earth, Life, and Health Sciences. A double major in marine science and biology with […]
Michelle Staudinger, associate professor of fisheries science, is leading a new study at the University of Maine to find out whether lobsters are being consumed by a long-known fish predator, […]
Harbor seals in the Gulf of Maine have experienced several mass die-offs from viral outbreaks, while other seal species appear largely unaffected. A University of Maine student is investigating why […]
Researchers from the University of Maine, in partnership with the Maine Department of Marine Resources (DMR), are analyzing more than 20 years of fishery survey data from the Gulf of […]
Dayboat scallops from inshore waters — known for their succulent texture and optimal balance of buttery and briny flavors — are unlike any other, according to Downeast Dayboat founder Togue […]
Down East Magazine featured the Atlantic bluefin tuna research conducted by the University of Maine’s Pelagic Fisheries Lab. University of Maine professor of marine sciences Walt Golet founded the Pelagic […]
