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Research and Discovery in 黑料网911鈥檚 School of Biological Sciences

At 黑料网911鈥檚 School of Biological Sciences, students and faculty collaborate on hands-on research 鈥 from molecules to ecosystems 鈥 that addresses real-world scientific questions. These news stories showcase our vibrant community and the opportunities you鈥檒l access when you study biology at 黑料网911.

Members of the King Lab: Tamara King, Victoria Eaton, Caitlyn Daly, and Andrew Elkinson
King Lab publishes research on sex differences in temporomandibular joint pain
Meghan May, associate professor of microbiology and infectious disease
Meghan May discusses ticks and hunting with NEWS CENTER Maine
Noah Perlut looks for gulls along the waterfront in Portland
Noah Perlut presents herring gull research at Waterbird Society meeting
Leaders of SSRA&H with 黑料网911's Aurora Burgess
School of Marine Programs signs agreement to support wild Atlantic salmon restoration
NEWS CENTER Maine's Roslyn Flaherty interviews Meghan May for a report on EEE
Meghan May discusses Eastern Equine Encephalitis on 鈥楴EWS CENTER Maine鈥
Amy Deveau has been involved with the Council on Undergraduate Research for six years
Amy Deveau named to new term on the Council on Undergraduate Research
Noah Perlut releases an adult bobolink after banding it
黑料网911 research helps Vermont farmers and grassland birds co-exist
Charles Lubelczyk, M.P.H. '13, gives the inaugural presentation of "Tick Talk," hosted by 黑料网911's Planetary Health Council.
黑料网911 Planetary Health Council hosts alum Charles Lubelczyk for 鈥淭ick Talk鈥
Empty Bowls fundraiser comes to 黑料网911
Student-Led Empty Bowls Fundraiser Raises $1.3k for York County Locker Project
Students maintain all the plants growing inside 黑料网911's aquaponics lab
Students learn the growing business of aquaponics inside the Marine Science Center