Features:
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Sciences, Health
Sentinel species
Dragonflies aiding mercury monitoring research in freshwater ecosystems
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Arts and Humanities
United front
A sociologist brings a project to Maine to help girls and their mothers face life’s challenges
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Arts and Humanities
Island life
Zooarchaeologist studies prehistoric subsistence shifts due to climate change
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Sciences
It’s a bird! It’s a plane!
Student ingenuity takes flight to benefit migratory bird research
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Sciences, Health
Battle lines
Looking for answers in the transformation from peaceful yeast to fatal fungus
Departments:
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President’s Message
Lifting Maine
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Primary Source
Up-tempo
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Student Focus
Tough love
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Student Focus
All business
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By Extension
Young at heart
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Scene on Campus
Plate to plant
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Insights
$4M awarded to deepwater offshore wind project
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University of Maine Foundation
Today and tomorrow
Magazine PDF
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Past Issues
Videos
Dragonfly Mercury Research
Dragonflies aiding mercury monitoring research in freshwater ecosystems.
Closing the Loop
University faculty, staff and students engage in a campus wide effort to push resources and materials
Sea Lamprey Research
UMaine research team tracking ancient fish species.
Photo Galleries
Cold Coral
Deep-sea corals living in the coldest, darkest depths off Alaska, Chile and Maine.
Think Make: Fall 2012 Student Artshow
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Loon Lake
Research explores how lakes affected by climate change could impact distributions of loons
