Michael Delorge: Researching recovery
Michael Delorge may only be in his third year at the University of Maine, but he is already making waves in the world of public health. Delorge will present research […]
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Gosse leads NIH-funded study into how CPC inhibits immune cell function
Investigating how a common antibacterial ingredient in many foods, personal care, and cleaning products inhibits immune cell function that is harmful to human health is the focus of a National […]
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UMaine study finds connection between partisan politics and effective face mask production during pandemic
Face masks have been an indelible part of the COVID-19 pandemic. Examining how, where and of what face masks were made can provide insight to how the personal protective equipment […]
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UMaine part of New England Center of Excellence in Vector-Borne Diseases
The University of Maine has joined a consortium of seven universities in the region to form the New England Center of Excellence in Vector-Borne Diseases (NEWVEC). The project received a […]
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University of Maine System leaders applaud advancement of FY23 appropriations for critical projects championed by Maine’s congressional delegation
If passed by the full Congress and signed by the President, the FY23 federal budget will provide $53.3 million to the System in one-time funding to advance key university workforce […]
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Enhance research skills at Microbes and Social Equity symposium July 18–22
The Microbes and Social Equity working group, an international coalition of researchers founded and led by University of Maine assistant professor of animal and veterinary sciences Sue Ishaq, and the […]
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Policymakers can do more to help manage obesity in Maine, UMaine researchers say
In light of the pandemic, addressing conditions like obesity that can lead to higher rates of hospitalizations and death is more important than ever. According to researchers from the University […]
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Knowridge Science Report highlighted UMaine research about vitamin B and high blood pressure
Knowridge Science Report shared information about a study led by scientists from the University of Maine that found using B vitamins to lower homocysteine levels is an effective means of […]
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UMaine faculty to speak at Northern Light Health’s sixth Research Expo May 25
Northern Light Health will host its sixth annual Research Expo on Wednesday, May 25. The Expo, with a theme of innovation, will feature four Zoom-based virtual sessions and online poster […]
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Adekeye recognized as a finalist for the American Society for Nutrition’s Young Minority Investigator Oral Competition
Tolu Adekeye, a Ph.D. student in the Graduate School of Biomedical Science and Engineering, has been named a finalist in the American Society for Nutrition’s (ASN) Young Minority Investigator Oral […]
