BDN reports on CCI’s NSF MRI grant
The Bangor Daily News reported that The National Science Foundation (NSF) awarded a $661,462 Major Research Instrumentation (MRI) grant to the University of Maine to upgrade a multiuser instrument in […]
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UMaine testing natural control for berry-eating pest
A natural control for an invasive fly that has plagued soft-fruit crops like Maine’s wild blueberries is being tested by scientists at the University of Maine. Spotted wing drosophila (SWD) […]
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PBS interviews Eddy, Bouchard about aquaculture sustainability
PBS interviewed Steve Eddy, director of the University of Maine Center for Cooperative Aquaculture Research, and Deborah Bouchard, director of the university’s Aquaculture Research Institute, about new ways to make […]
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Reuters interviews Birkel about tweets sharing inaccurate conclusions drawn from Climate Reanalyzer images
Reuters interviewed Maine state climatologist and University of Maine faculty member Sean Birkel about tweets sharing inaccurate conclusions drawn from images from the Climate Reanalyzer, a platform for visualizing climate […]
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Media highlight Knowles developing website for Holocaust vicitms’ stories
The Bangor Daily News, Sun Journal and CentralMaine.com highlighted an effort led by Anne Knowles, a University of Maine professor and graduate coordinator in the History Department, to create a […]
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Media feature 2022 SEA Fellows Symposium
The Bangor Daily News, Boothbay Register, Wiscasset Newspaper and Lincoln County News reported on the sixth annual Science for Economic Impact and Application Fellows Symposium, held this year on Aug. […]
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Tan speaks to Maine Science Podcast about plant genetics
Ek Han Tan, assistant professor of plant genetics in the University of Maine’s School of Biology and Ecology, was featured on the Maine Science Podcast’s latest episode. Tan discussed his […]
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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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Research Learning Experiences return to UMaine this fall
The University of Maine is once again offering Research Learning Experiences — courses that allow first- and second-year students to engage in research and other forms of hands-on learning at […]
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International collaboration probes personalized learning in the U.S., Australia and beyond
A little over a year ago, University of Maine College of Education and Human Development dean Penny Bishop got an email from Maya Gunawardena, an assistant professor of teacher education […]
