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UMaine researchers to develop new math to better understand bladder dysfunction

Bladder disorders affect millions of Americans, disrupting sleep, work and everyday life and, in some cases, leaving people ...
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A research station has begun drifting with Arctic sea ice. Here’s why scientists put it there.

A new research station has begun drifting with sea ice in the high Arctic, marking the start of an ambitious international ...
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News Center Maine interviews Mike DeVito on student-athletes

News Center Maine featured Mike DeVito, former NFL player, director of player development and alumni relations for the University of Maine’s football team, and lecturer in philosophy on guiding ...
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WABI 5 features UMaine researchers on projects to replace single-use plastics

During Maine Sea Grant’s Marine Debris Symposium, WABI 5 interviewed University of Maine Ph.D. student and researcher Greg Simms on using lobster shell composites to make biodegradable golf tees. “I ...
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UMaine’s Zillman Art Museum opens five new exhibits

The University of Maine’s Zillman Art Museum, located in downtown Bangor, has opened five new exhibitions that will be available through December. The latest exhibits include: “Another Day, Another ...
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Maine Public interviews Hargest and Foster on gardening

Pamela Hargest, horticulture professional at the University of Maine Cooperative Extension and Jonathan Foster, statewide horticulturist-at-large for Extension, were featured in Maine Public’s “Maine ...
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Ivan Fernandez receives lifetime achievement honor from Maine Science Awards

Ivan Fernandez, University of Maine professor emeritus of soil science and climate research scientist, has been named the recipient of the Lifetime Achievement Award as part of the inaugural Maine ...
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I’ll take UMaine alumni for $200: 2005 graduate to appear on ‘Jeopardy!’

Burnham, who graduated from UMaine in 2005 with a double major in English and philosophy, traveled to California last month to tape one or more episodes of the quiz show. Her first appearance is set ...
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Page Farm and Home Museum

Charles Byron Smith Jr. (1919–2011) and Julia “Alice” Smith (1919–2009) were retired school teachers who lived and farmed in Orono, Maine. They are widely… The Page Farm and Home Museum is excited to ...
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Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Conservation Biology

Dr. Blomberg joined the Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Conservation Biology in October 2013. Prior to moving to Orono, Dr. Blomberg held a position as a wildlife biologist with the USGS ...
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Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Conservation Biology

Dr. Hunter’s research experience covers a variety of ecosystems and organisms – birds, amphibians, mammals, reptiles, insects, vascular plants, rivers, lakes, wetlands, grasslands, and more – but his ...