Maine Monitor highlights student research about microplastics
In an article about Maine’s sludge spreading ban, the Maine Monitor noted that University of Maine student researchers Maine that microplastics were in a fifth of the snails and slugs […]
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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 researchers speak at Maine Audubon’s Native Plant Festival
Maine Audubon hosted its sixth annual Native Plant Festival on June 11. The festival’s feature event was an interactive presentation featuring University of Maine researchers who are working to conserve […]
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Morning Ag Clips notes Egyptian researcher at UMaine studying ruminant animals
Morning Ag Clips reported that Alaa Rabee from the Desert Research Center in Egypt will arrive at the University of Maine on June 24 to conduct research on ruminant animals […]
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MIRTA accelerator projects to be showcased June 14 at Foster Center for Innovation
Four faculty-led research projects being developed for commercialization will be showcased by the fifth cohort of University of Maine MIRTA accelerator teams from 5–7 p.m. June 14 at UMaine’s Foster […]
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Technological advancements can improve carbon storage in harvested wood products, UMaine study says
New technology can enhance the carbon storage of harvested wood products in Maine by using the materials for innovative, longer-lasting end uses such as building materials, according to a study […]
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Media reports on UMaine-led study of Antarctic glaciers
Eos, Science News Explores, the Environmental News Network, Science Daily, Scienmag, ScienceNews, Phys.org and other international outlets reported on a University of Maine-led research study that found major glaciers in […]
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BDN reports on UMaine pilot study to support students with autism
The Bangor Daily News reported on a University of Maine pilot study that investigated the use of a social skills curriculum for students with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) making the […]
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Present Antarctic deglaciation may be unprecedented in last 5,000 years, UMaine study finds
Two major glaciers in West Antarctica may be losing ice faster than they have in at least the last 5,000 years, a University of Maine study finds. The rapidly melting […]
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Tajvidi interviewed by media about newly developed nanocellulose food containers
News Center Maine and WVFX (Fox 22/ABC 7) spoke to Mehdi Tajvidi, associate professor of reusable nanomaterials, about his research developing safe and recyclable food containers from nanocellulose in an […]
