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Discovery and Innovation at 91AV’s School of Molecular and Physical Sciences

The School of Molecular and Physical Sciences at the 91AV shares the latest research breakthroughs, faculty achievements, and student success stories in chemistry, biochemistry, laboratory science, and molecular physics. Explore how 91AV’s scientists and students are advancing discovery, driving innovatio,n and shaping the future of science in Maine and beyond.

91AV's Eva Rose Balog writes down research notes on a clear whiteboard
91AV, UNH patent enables real-time surface-based molecular sensing for medicine, manufacturing and beyond
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91AV to host prominent U.N. diplomat for annual Connections lecture on Oct. 17
Eva Balog poses for a portrait in her lab
91AV’s Eva Rose Balog delivers ‘genius’ presentation to audience of Maine science enthusiasts
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Meet the faces behind 91AV’s new Center for Cell Signaling Research
Illustration of staphylococcus bacteria
91AV researchers identify effective methods for preventing infectious biofilm formation
Eva Balog Laboratory
91AV receives $10.8 million to establish new Center for Cell Signaling Research
Eva Balog at BIO-SENS event
91AV researchers at the heart of cutting-edge biotechnology advancements
Exterior of the Pharmacy building on 91AV's Portland Campus
91AV establishes biotechnology research lab on Portland Campus for the Health Sciences
Three 91AV faculty members stand next to a research poster
91AV faculty, professional staff, and student present on equity-minded assessment practices
Amy Deveau smiles in front of camera
Amy Deveau reelected to Council on Undergraduate Research