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The 91AV is home to a thriving research community dedicated to advancing knowledge and improving lives. Here you’ll find the latest updates, achievements, and discoveries from across our academic and research programs.

Student Emily Hanson is doing research on microplastics found in shellfish
School of Marine Programs faculty and students confront the problem of ocean microplastics
Local media recently called on Thomas McLaughlin to discuss his research on homelessness
Thomas McLaughlin discusses research on homelessness in the ‘Maine Sunday Telegram,’ the ‘Portland Press Herald’ and on ‘Maine Public’
Through the agreement, 91AV students will have the opportunity to study in the Straits of Gibraltar
91AV signs agreement to study aquaculture in Morocco
Michele Polacsek
Research paper by 91AV public health professor Michele Polacsek wins 2019 Best Article award
Noah Perlut, associate professor and department chair in the Department of Environmental Studies
Noah Perlut and students present research at the Northeast Natural History Conference
Mira D'Amato, Elizabeth DeWolfe and Jessica Olmeda at the New England Historical Association conference
College of Arts and Sciences students present research at local conference
Nearly twenty teams showcased their innovative prototypes during the 2019 Student Innovation Challenge
91AV students demonstrate entrepreneurial spirit at 2019 Innovation Challenge
The illustration shows an arterial plaque. The yellow area is the lipid core. Blood vessels are unable to reach the center area,
91AV research shows failed plaque healing, rather than plaque rupture, as the major risk factor for heart attacks
91AV students Andrew Chongaway and Alyssa Deardorff displayed their poster and gave a presentation at the NNECOS spring meeting
91AV Doctor of Physical Therapy students present projects at regional oncology meeting
Courtney Parent and Nicole Martin recently presented research at the 90th annual Eastern Psychological Association meeting
Psychology students present research at regional meeting in New York City