SBE GO hosts BioBlitz event at UMaine
Graduate students host BioBlitz to count species on campus
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Graduate students host BioBlitz to count species on campus
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After a year of Zoom-only seminars, for Fall 2021 we are returning to in-person seminars in 102 Murray Hall. Join us at 2 pm on Friday, September 3, for Newbie Faculty Narratives! SBE’s newer faculty members (those who’ve joined us since 2019) will give brief talks. Featuring Angela Mech, Dudu Meireles, Matt Chatfield, Erin Grey, […]
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Levesque’s NSF CAREER award supports study of small mammal thermoregulation, energy use in changing climate
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Hazuková to examine whether West Greenland lakes emit or capture carbon
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New UMaine research hub to focus on Potato Virus Y
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Researchers assess whether open educational resources improved biology instruction
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https://www.centralmaine.com/2021/08/02/scholars-strategy-network-umaine-must-mandate-vaccination/?fbclid=IwAR2hWtMdSRg13ZU2uIt2spxqxcbsOyq5ievYvV-QqqwIQ5j8mVEdxGum1s0
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Study links active forest management to reduced tick populations
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Bacteria from nematodes could be used to kill fire ants, UMaine research reveals
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Imaging spectroscopy can predict water stress in wild blueberry fields, UMaine-led study reveals
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Scientists want to try confusing browntail moths with arousing chemicals to end future outbreaks
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Kinnison leads effort to develop app for recording research lab use during the pandemic
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https://nsfa.umaine.edu/blog/2021/05/12/dieffenbacher-krall-named-associate-director/
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Among the people that UMaine is recognizing this year for 35 years of service are Associate Professor Len Kass and Assistant Scientist Judy Collins. Congratulations to them both – we are happy to have them on our SBE team!
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Lynn Atkins: Outstanding Teaching Award
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Maine’s blueberry barrens are warming faster than the rest of the state, study finds
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Maine Forest Tick Survey reports first findings in nine southern and coastal counties, seeks additional citizen scientists
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Landrum to explore history of forests to inform today’s management
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The browntail moth has become a very serious problem for many communities in southern, midcoast and central Maine over the past several years as this insect has reached populations levels that we have not seen in 80 to 100 years. Researchers at the University of Maine have teamed up with entomologists in the Maine State […]
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