Changing the field of medicine through education
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 […]
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Emerging Maine innovations on display at UMaine’s MIRTA accelerator Demo Day
From biodegradable golf tees to security software for artificial intelligence, researchers will showcase developing innovations during Demo Day on May 13 at the University of Maine. The Foster Center for […]
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UMaine student explores new ways to detect parasites in moose
Moose are an essential part of Maine’s ecosystems, cultural identity and outdoor economy. As ecosystems rapidly change, moose face an increased risk of infection by parasites and disease. Researchers at […]
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Achievement at every level: Thousands benefit from Student Success and Retention Initiative
Thousands of University of Maine students are gaining earlier access to research, stronger support in key courses and clearer pathways to careers. These expanded opportunities are improving outcomes and helping […]
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Three years in, UMS TRANSFORMS drives gains at Maine College of Engineering and Computing
Three years after its launch, UMS TRANSFORMS is delivering results within the Maine College of Engineering and Computing (MCEC), where investments are improving student retention, expanding programs and strengthening connections […]
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WABI interviews Mech on spruce budworm mitigation
During a recent spruce budworm town hall hosted by state officials in Brewer, WABI (Channel 5 in Bangor) interviewed Angela Mech, associate professor of forest entomology at the University of […]
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UMaine marine scientist Robert Steneck elected to National Academy of Sciences
In one of the highest honors in American science, the National Academy of Sciences has elected Robert S. Steneck, a longtime University of Maine marine ecologist whose work has reshaped […]
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Research offers pathway to treating drug resistant diseases in humans
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. […]
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Award winners announced for 2026 UMaine Student Symposium
The University of Maine Center for Undergraduate Research (CUGR) has announced the award winners from the 2026 UMaine Student Symposium for Research and Creative Activity, which drew over 2,400 attendees. […]
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UMaine students developing athletic shoe replacement indicator to reduce injury risk
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. […]
