Interesting Engineering features new study on nonreciprocal molecule interactions
Interesting Engineering featured a study from University of Maine and Penn State researchers which found that molecules exhibit non-reciprocal interactions.
Interesting Engineering featured a study from University of Maine and Penn State researchers which found that molecules exhibit non-reciprocal interactions.
The Boston Globe interviewed Mark Brewer, professor and chair of the University of Maine Political Science Department, for an article titled “Maine Republicans criticize ruling on Trump ballot eligibility, legal […]
Researchers from the University of Maine and Penn State discovered that molecules experience non-reciprocal interactions without external forces. Fundamental forces such as gravity and electromagnetism are reciprocal, where two objects […]
The Bangor Daily News published a column from Hope Carroll, fourth-year communications undergraduate student in the Honors College at the University of Maine, titled “Wabanaki studies should be taught at […]
The New York Times interviewed Mark Brewer, professor and chair of the University of Maine Department of Political Science, for an article titled “Maine’s Secretary of State to Decide Whether […]
The Clement and Linda McGillicuddy Humanities Center (MHC) at the University of Maine has announced the faculty and staff who receive its Fall 2023 research grants. The grants provide up […]
In a story about more communities across the U.S. incorporating Native American translations in their road signs, the Associated Press featured the bilingual English and Penobscot language signage throughout the […]
University of Maine professor of political science Mark Brewer was featured on a recent segment of “The Todd Veinotte Show” on CityNews Halifax to discuss U.S. politics.
Morgan Talty, assistant professor of English at the University of Maine, wrote one of the “A Year in Reading” essays published in The Millions magazine.
The Maine Monitor and Spectrum News cited the latest overdose report from the Office of the Attorney General and researchers from the University of Maine Margaret Chase Smith Policy Center. […]