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Arts and Humanities
Discriminating Youths
UMaine sociologist looks at sexual harassment among teen workers
Sciences
Weed Warfare
In the epic struggle, Eric Gallandt is the small-scale growers’ staunchest ally
Health
Sound Check
Early warning signs of reading disabilities found in preschoolers’ language skills
Sciences
Seeing the Light
Marine optics research has the potential to tell us more about what lies beneath
Sciences
Global Worming
A worldwide database at UMaine compiles what we know about age-old and newly discovered microinvertebrates
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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
