A Message from the Program Director of the GSBSE
To members of the GSBSE community:
As a multidisciplinary and multi-institutional organization with affiliated faculty and students across the state and beyond, we face many unique challenges as we do our part to fight the spread of COVID-19.
The circumstances surrounding this pandemic are changing daily. In order to receive the most accurate information, please consult the University of Maine Coronavirus FAQ page (umaine.edu/coronavirus/).
The health and safety of individuals affiliated with our organization are our highest priority and our office remains open for support. We may be reached at gsbse@maine.edu or at 207.581.4654.
Stay safe!
Clarissa Henry, Ph.D.
The Graduate School of Biomedical Science and Engineering (GSBSE) is a unique graduate program that includes the University of Maine as the degree granting institution and four additional cooperating academic and research institutions within Maine.
Latest Updates
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Two affiliated GSBSE faculty, Drs. Maginnis & May, to present in “MSF Pop-up event: Science on Tap hits the road”
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Dr. Aric Rogers receives R01 and publishes three papers
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Jordan Miner wins poster presentation award at recent symposium in a Henry/Tilbury Lab collaboration
GSBSE in the News
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UMaine Extension 4-H offers virtual science cafés
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Glacial termination in South America the focus of UMaine-led NSF study
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Medical researchers use Climate Reanalyzer to predict potential spread of COVID-19
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Farmers invited to online meetings to share information during pandemic
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