The Graduate School of Biomedical Science and Engineering (GSBSE) is a unique, multi-institutional research consortium that pioneers collaborative, transdisciplinary research through Maine’s largest biomedical Ph.D. program and across a vast affiliated faculty network connecting over a dozen departments at the University of Maine and four primary partner institutions of The Jackson Laboratory, the MaineHealth Institute of Research, the MDI Biological Laboratory, and the University of New England.
Mission Statement
The University of Maine Graduate School of Biomedical Science and Engineering (GSBSE) is a statewide education and research consortium dedicated to the training and professional development of graduate students in biomedical science and engineering. The program provides an innovative multidisciplinary and personalized learning environment that prepares its students for successful careers in diverse professional fields that are critical for Maine and the nation’s future.
Vision
The Vision of the GSBSE is to train the next generation of Biomedical Scientists and Engineers to make fundamental discoveries and breakthroughs leading to significant scientific advancements and improvements in human health and wellbeing. By doing so, the GSBSE will be internationally recognized for the quality of its graduates and program.
Latest Updates
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GSBSE NIH T32 Institutional Research Training Grant 2021-2022 Awardees
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GSBSE Leadership Team Updates: Dr. Clarissa Henry promoted to Director, Dr. Michael Mason welcomed as Associate Director
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New study finds Med diet found to lower blood pressure in older adults in U.S.
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Regan, Soucy receive top honors at 2020 UMaine Student Symposium
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