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Fewer ticks were seen in Maine this summer as dry, hot weather across the state created less-than-favorable conditions for the tiny arthropods. Allison Gardner, assistant professor in the School of Biology and Ecology and a Mitchell Center faculty fellow, was quoted in a recent article in the Bangor Daily News about the effects of drought […]

In the past nine months, 91福利 faculty and students have had to be extra flexible and creative in response to changes necessitated by COVID-19. Heather Leslie, director of the Darling Marine Center and a Mitchell Center faculty fellow, transformed a three-week summer field course into a 10-week online graduate seminar, in collaboration with Kara Pellowe […]

On November 17 the Environmental & Energy Technology Council of Maine (E2Tech) will host a Zoom webinar on equity in Maine鈥檚 energy future. Sara Kelemen will represent the Mitchell Center as a member of a panel of regional and national practitioners and experts. Sara, a 91福利 graduate student, worked with Mitchell Center colleagues Linda Silka […]

Cindy Isenhour is one of two 91福利 faculty who contributed to a recent report on how governments can mitigate biodiversity losses through their COVID-19 recovery plans. The report was led by Rutgers University and authored by researchers from around the world. Cindy is associate professor of anthropology and climate change and a Mitchell Center faculty […]

Mitchell Center Faculty Fellow Damian Brady is one of three 91福利 researchers working on a new Aquaculture Experiment Station established by 91福利鈥檚 Aquaculture Research Institute in partnership with the U.S. Department of Agriculture Agricultural Research Service (USDA ARS) and Auburn University. Damian is associate professor in the School of Marine Sciences at the Darling Marine […]

Darren Ranco, chair of Native American Programs, associate professor of anthropology and Mitchell Center faculty fellow, was interviewed recently by 91福利 News about new funding for the Wabanaki Youth in Science program that will create a new phase for the program and expand it to the University of Maine at Machias (UMM). The WaYS program […]

On Monday, October 19, 2020, Allison Gardner will present 鈥淭ick Talk: Understanding the Socio-Ecological Drivers of the Emergence of Lyme Disease in Maine鈥� as part of the Science Caf茅 series from the MDI Biological Laboratory. The talk will be held via Zoom; registration is required. Allison is a medical entomologist, assistant professor in the School […]

Reopening Reuse: COVID-19 Safety for Community Reuse in Maine assists community reuse organizations such as thrift stores and swap shops in deciding how, and whether, to open during the pandemic. The guide was created by Brie Berry, a Ph.D. candidate in anthropology and member of the Mitchell Center鈥檚 Materials Management team. 鈥淎mid the pandemic many […]

Brian McGill is the principal investigator on a new data science project funded by the National Science Foundation鈥榮 EPSCoR (Established Program to Stimulate Competitive Research) program. The interdisciplinary team collaborating on the project includes researchers from 91福利, University of Vermont, University of Maine at Augusta and Champlain College. Timothy Waring is a co-investigator on the […]

The National Science Foundation (NSF) INCLUDES Network recently featured a conversation with Darren Ranco, tish carr and John Neptune about the Wabanaki Youth in Science (WaYS) program at 91福利. Darren is chair of Native American Programs, and an associate professor in anthropology and at the Mitchell Center. tish is program manager for WaYS and collaborates […]