The Portland Press Herald featured Jeremy Juybari, a recent Ph.D. graduate in electrical and computer engineering, and Josh Hamilton, a doctoral candidate in biomedical engineering, about developing a quicker and […]
Temitope Olayinka, a Ph.D candidate at the University of Maine, has uncovered new information about the nature of glaucoma that could one day allow eye doctors to more effectively detect […]
Thousands of miles from the University of Maine in France’s second largest city, Jordan Miner is working with a global team of researchers to understand how cancer returns in patients […]
Researchers at the University of Maine have discovered that a common interaction between a bacterium and a fungus may significantly increase the risk of severe and potentially fatal infections in […]
Zebrafish are driving some of the University of Maine’s most advanced biomedical discoveries. The paperclip-sized fish share genetic similarities to humans and have unique traits that allow scientists to watch […]
A public University of Maine medical school could strengthen the physician workforce, significantly improve health outcomes and drive economic development, but limited financial and medical residency capacity in the state […]
Zebrafish are small and not physically impressive, but they are powerhouses in medical research labs. Not only can these little fish from Southeast Asia regrow their organs and body parts, […]
As an emergency medical technician in Machiasport, University of Maine senior Hannah Maker has witnessed how chronic stress and isolation affect the well being of older adults in Washington County, […]
Two faculty from the University of Maine School of Nursing were recognized by the American Nurses Association-Maine as a couple of the Top Ten Extraordinary Nurses in the state. This […]
For Jeremy Juybari, the path from managing a defense research company to developing artificial intelligence (AI) models has been anything but ordinary. Now a Ph.D. candidate at the University of […]
