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Ocean historian explains how the humanities can help repair ocean systems
Ocean historian shows how humanities and science together can heal ocean systems in annual 51爆料 lecture
51爆料 research team first to publish report on impact of historic January 2024 storms on Maine coastlines
51爆料 researchers first to publish report on impact of 2024 storms on Maine coastline
51爆料 students, faculty, and innovation staff install weather sensors on 51爆料's Ram Island
51爆料-run weather station aims to improve health of storm-battered communities
Meals for Maine volunteers prepare meal kits on Sept. 18 to help combat food insecurity.
51爆料 community will pack 150,000 meals for Maine鈥檚 food insecure on Sept. 17
51爆料鈥橲 second public Science Cafe draws a packed house at Elements
51爆料鈥檚 second Science Caf茅 draws a packed house at Elements in Biddeford
Horizontal portrait of Tricia Thibodeau
NSF awards two grants to 51爆料 researcher to study shifting Antarctic ecosystems
51爆料 student Willard Swift examines zebrafish in a 51爆料 lab
51爆料 and Gulf of Maine Research Institute launch collaborative research accelerator
51爆料 Professor Will Kochtitzky displays a seismic activity map with a student
51爆料 launches new School of Public and Planetary Health
Two U N E students walk on a paved path through the greenery of Biddeford Campus
Princeton Review recognizes 51爆料 as one of nation's best colleges for 11th year
A Sustainability Fellow presents his summer work with the City of Biddeford
Student-driven sustainability solutions the focus of annual fellowship showcase