Maine Public features UMaine Arctic char research
Maine Public featured research from the University of Maine about the impacts of climate change on the feeding patterns of Arctic char populations in Maine. Maine Public interviewed University of […]
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UMaine leads $3 million study on how warming Arctic affects American lobster in New England, Atlantic Canada
Investigating how a rapidly warming Arctic will affect American lobster populations and the communities that depend on them in New England and Atlantic Canada will be the focus of a […]
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UMaine-led study shows mountain glacier melting is linked to shifting westerlies and likely to accelerate
The combination of global atmospheric warming and westerly winds shifting toward the poles will likely speed up the recession of mountain glaciers in both hemispheres, according to a UMaine study. […]
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Phys.org advances UMaine professor’s study about empowering advertisements
Phys.org reported on a new study published by a University of Maine professor that shows that while advertisements with themes of female empowerment are perceived as empowering by the women […]
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Woman’s World cites UMaine study
In an article about the mental health benefits of spending time with a dog, Woman’s World cites a study conducted as a University of Maine Honors College thesis that found […]
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Maine EPSCoR conference attracts over 400 attendees, including UMaine Portland Gateway
More than 430 people gathered in Portland Nov. 13–16 for the 27th National Science Foundation (NSF) EPSCoR National Conference (NSF Award # 2038037) hosted by the University of Maine and […]
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The Nature Conservancy features Njuguna research
The Nature Conservancy highlighted the research of Edwin Njuguna, Ph.D. student in the University of Maine Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Conservation Biology. Njuguna is using Kenya Bird Map Project […]
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Laatsch speaks to Maine Science Podcast about astronomy
Shawn Laatsch, director of the Versant Power Astronomy Center at the University of Maine, was featured on the Maine Science Podcast’s latest episode. Laatsch discussed his dedication to the public […]
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New research shows ‘empowering’ advertisements fall short in cognitive tests
Advertisements with themes of female empowerment have become more popular in recent years with companies that sell everything from cosmetics to cars. A new study published by a University of […]
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HowStuffWorks features UMaine research in article about agrovoltaics
In an explainer on agrovoltaics, or adding solar energy developments to agricultural lands, HowStuffWorks noted that one of the largest agrivoltaics sites in the U.S. is a blueberry farm in […]
