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ELH 2024-2025 Awards

Undergraduate Student Awards Graduate Student Awards Faculty and Staff Awards Research Collaboration Award Wild Blueberry Research Team: Brian McGill, Jennifer Perry, Jonathan Malacarne, Lily Calderwood, Philip Fanning, Rachel Schattman, Robson Machado, Sean Birkel, Seanna Annis, Stephanie Miller, Yongjiang Zhang. Biochar Collaborative: Adam Daigneault, Ivan Fernandez, Lily Calderwood, Ling Li, Qing Jin, Seanna Annis, Shane O’Neill, Yongjiang Zhang.

Scores of UMaine students will showcase their research on April 11

Thirty-eight faculty members receive tenure and/or promotion

News Center Maine features research on ticks and invasive plant species

https://www.newscentermaine.com/article/news/health/tick-and-lyme/tick-invasive-species-research-solution-maine/97-b9707127-b04e-4d3a-867d-fe0508e1d88a

ABC 8 interviews Angela Mech on spruce budworms

https://www.wmtw.com/article/understanding-the-impact-of-a-spruce-budworm-outbreak/63906552

BDN interviews Griffin Dill on whether recent winter weather will impact ticks

Allie Gardner with microphone

Listen to Allie Gardner, the first vector biologist hired at the University of Maine, on the Maine Discover Museum’s Maine Science Podcast!

https://maine-science-podcast.simplecast.com/episodes/allison-garder-vector-biology

UMaine retains its top research status among U.S. universities

Extreme climate pushed thousands of lakes in West Greenland ‘across a tipping point,’ study finds

Science media highlight West Greenland lake study led by Saros

UMaine seeks to thwart ticks by helping landowners weed out invasive forest plants

UMaine doctoral student enrollment highest ever

UMaine achieves all-time high in latest NSF rankings

Press Herald interviews Mech, Daigneault on budworm research

Maine Public interviews Singh and Dill on nontraditional leaf disposal

Amanda Ignacz: Strengthening neuromuscular disease research through NIH award

Media report on efforts involving UMaine to help Maine’s wild blueberry producers adapt to climate change

Acadia’s lakes inform harmful algal bloom risk predictions statewide

Emma Perry featured on ‘Maine Calling’ tardigrade segment

Griffin Dill, EES/SBE Ph.D. candidate and integrated pest management specialist and director of the University of Maine Cooperative Extension Tick Lab, discusses mosquito-borne illnesses with WGME

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