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Research and Discovery in UNE’s School of Biological Sciences

At UNE’s School of Biological Sciences, students and faculty collaborate on hands-on research — from molecules to ecosystems — that addresses real-world scientific questions. These news stories showcase our vibrant community and the opportunities you’ll access when you study biology at UNE.

˴Ƭstudents and faculty worked with volunteers from the Michael T. Goulet foundation to fit and distribute over 350 helmets
˴Ƭstudents, faculty and staff give away hundreds of helmets to promote brain safety
Anne-Marie Davee is interviewed in the WCSH "207" kitchen
˴ƬNutrition professor offers tips for buying organic on “207”
Future health professionals from ˴Ƭspend time with local children at the Boys & Girls Club
Future health professionals from ˴Ƭspend time with local children at the Boys & Girls Club
L-R: Brea Rivard ’19, Jessica Woolf ’17, and Molly Wright ’17
˴ƬChemistry Club receives two American Chemical Society awards
Anne-Marie Davee
˴ƬNutrition program highlighted in cooking segment on “207”
Nociceptive neurons in a fruit fly larva
˴Ƭresearch team publishes in leading neuroscience journal
Elizabeth Pratt
Senator Susan Collins lauds ˴ƬSNAP-Ed program manager for testimony about senior nutrition
Geoff Ganter, one of the scientists for UNE's COBRE pain research, studies pain pathways in fruit flies
Maine’s senators congratulate ˴Ƭfor national pain research grant
A nociceptor (pain-perceiving) neuron in a living fly. Photo by Courtney Brann ’18.
˴Ƭpain research featured in ‘Sun Journal’ article about cutting-edge research in Maine
Rebecca Sherrier, winner in the Art Display category
UNE’s College of Arts and Sciences announces winners of 2017 Undergraduate Research Symposium