Study unravels the impact of rockweed harvest at the bed-scale
Study unravels the impact of rockweed harvest at the bed-scale
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Beth Davis: Using eDNA to Monitor Maine’s Rivers
Beth Davis: Using eDNA to Monitor Maine’s Rivers
Read moreNews Center Maine reports on UMaine using eDNA to track rainbow smelt
News Center Maine reports on UMaine using eDNA to track rainbow smelt
Read morePPH interviews Dill about the impact of subzero winter temperatures on ticks
PPH interviews Dill about the impact of subzero winter temperatures on ticks
Read moreUMaine provides resources for Browntail Moth Awareness Month
UMaine provides resources for Browntail Moth Awareness Month
Read moreUMaine-led study finds that eDNA can help detect rainbow smelt
UMaine-led study finds that eDNA can help detect rainbow smelt
Read moreJacquelyn Gill interviewed by BDN regarding passenger rail service to Bangor
What passenger rail service would mean for Bangor
Read moreUMaine Space announces new seed grant awardees. Winners include SBE’s Yongjiang (John) Zhang and Víctor Ortega-Jiménez
UMaine Space announces new seed grant awardees
Read moreScience features Ortega-Jiménez research about flamingo fluid mechanics
Science features Ortega-Jiménez research about flamingo fluid mechanics
Read moreSBE’s John Zhang interviewed by BDN re planned Maine facility to mass produce biochar
Maine facility plans to be 1st in New England to mass produce biochar
Read moreNews Center Maine interviews Griffin Dill about mild winter weather and tick activity
https://www.newscentermaine.com/article/tech/science/environment/ticks-emerging-in-mild-winter-temperatures-maine-environment-outdoors-health/97-169a6e1c-721c-434b-995f-74aadc416f54
Read moreUSDA NIFA awards $668K to UMaine researchers studying hay spoilage in alfalfa relative to grasses
USDA NIFA awards $668K to UMaine researchers studying hay spoilage in alfalfa relative to grasses
Read moreRoss Sousa: Using new tools to solve old problems on the farm
Ross Sousa: Using new tools to solve old problems on the farm
Read moreWildlife student Kaylee Hussey revamped the Wikipedia page for jumping spider Phiddipus audax, as part of a BIO 353 Invertebrate Zoology project
Jumping for science: how Wikipedia assignments inspire STEM students
Read moreUMaine researchers testing lobster shells to thwart potato soil pathogens
UMaine researchers testing lobster shells to thwart potato soil pathogens
Read moreA fish that’s swum in Maine ponds since the Ice Age faces an uncertain future
https://www.mainepublic.org/environment-and-outdoors/2022-12-12/a-fish-thats-swum-in-maine-ponds-since-the-ice-age-faces-an-uncertain-future
Read moreNew study to assess how biochar from Maine forest biomass can help wild blueberry farmers
New study to assess how biochar from Maine forest biomass can help wild blueberry farmers
Read moreEES/SBE/CCI PhD student Alessandro Mereghetti awarded NSF Arctic Doctoral Dissertation Research Improvement Grant
PhD student Alessandro Mereghetti has been awarded an NSF Arctic DDRIG: Assessing the impacts of Pleistocene megaherbivores n vegetation stability and resilience in the Arctic ($56,118). This will support his upcoming fieldwork in Alaska, using ancient DNA to reconstruct the last 120,000 years around Squirrel Lake in the Kotzebue Sound region. Congratulations, Alessandro!
Read morePhD students leading moonlight walk at Hirundo Wildlife Refuge Dec 8
SBE/EES PhD students Kenzie Roeder and Eric Brown will be leading a moonlight walk at Hirundo Wildlife Refuge, 1107 West Old Town Road, Gate 1, Old Town, to raise some funds and do some educational outreach on their thermography research. Join them this Thursday, Dec 8 at 6:30 pm. Adults $15, Youth and Students, $10. […]
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