Amid shortages of nurse educators and advanced practice nurses in Maine and nationwide that are limiting care access and quality, the University of Maine is launching two new nursing programs. […]
The field of medicine is constantly evolving to optimize care and patient outcomes. Technology growth and the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) have changed what it means to be a […]
Bacteria are everywhere. They are all around you, inside of you and are you. For every bacterium there are at least ten phages, or bacteria-specific viruses, that can infect them. […]
University of Maine students are designing a device to help runners determine when their athletic shoes should be replaced to help prevent injuries like stress fractures, shin splints and inflammation. […]
University of Maine researchers are helping children with traumatic brain injuries learn and excel in the world around them, addressing a critical need in pediatric care in the state. According […]
Jasper Makowski of Dover-Foxcroft, Maine, is the Outstanding Graduating Student in the College of Earth, Life, and Health Sciences. He is majoring in microbiology and is a member of the […]
Advances in artificial intelligence (AI) and data science are reshaping medicine, with the potential to improve diagnosis, expand access to care and drive new research, a national health leader said […]
Kelley Strout, an associate professor of nursing at the University of Maine, was featured on a segment of the “Maine Science Podcast” to discuss the recent burnout in nursing students […]
Chemical & Engineering News interviewed Sue Ishaq, associate professor of veterinary sciences at the University of Maine, about the Microbiota Vault Initiative, a global nonprofit to preserve microbial variety. The […]
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 […]
