“The Role of Forest Operations Research for Improving Production and Long-Term Sustainability”
Presented by: Anil Kizhakkepurakkal, UMaine School of Forest Resources Seminars - Plum Creek Room
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“supply chain Logistics for Industrialized Forest Residue Recovery: A Geospatial Approach”
Nutting Hall 204 Nutting Hall, Orono, ME, United StatesPresented by: Anil Raj Kizha, University of Maine
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“Assessing Off-Farm Employment Decisions of Rural Households in China”
Winslow Hall 201 Winslow Hall, Orono, ME, United StatesPresented by: Xuan Chen, Assistant Professor, School of Economics, UMaine School of Economics 2015 Fall Seminars
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“Stress Response Genetic Networks in Rice: Hierarchy, Epistasis, Epialleles, and Transgressive Phenotypes”
Presented by: Dr. Benildo de los Reyes, University of Maine School of Biology and Ecology Seminar Series Fall 2015
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Due Date for Submission of Graduate Student Research Award Applications
Complete applications for the research awards must be submitted to Shannon Johnson, 103 Winslow Hall by 4:30 PM on December 11, 2015. Electronic submissions may be sent to Shannon via email (sjohns66@maine.edu). Late applications will not be accepted, and it is the responsibility of the applicant to ensure that all required materials are submitted by […]
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“Biogeography and Phylogenetic Structure of Living Conifers”
Presented by: Dr. Andrew Leslie, Brown University Hosted by: Ben Seliger Cosponsored by: School of Forest Resources School of Biology and Ecology Seminar Series Fall 2015
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“Salinity Variability Along the Eastern Continental Shelf of Canada and the United States 1973-2013”
354 Aubert Hall 354 Aubert Hall, Orono, ME, United StatesPresented by: Dr. James J. Bisagni, University of Massachusetts at Dartmouth Host: Dr. David Townsend
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“SBE Spring Seminar Series Opener Faculty Research Showcase”
102 Murray Hall 102 Murray Hall, OronoFive minute lightning talks spanning topics in macroecology, mammalian physiology, the science of STEM education, cell and molecular biology, and avian ecology. Hosted by: Dr. Hamish Greig Sponsored by: School of Biology and Ecology Refreshments served at 3:00 pm
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“OneHealth and Wildlife Disease: A Problem-Solving Approach”
Research Seminar Presented by: Dr. Barbara Shock
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“An Introduction to Tick-Transmitted Diseases of Domestic Dogs and Cats in the United States”
107 Norman Smith Hall orono, ME, United StatesTeaching Seminar Presented by: Dr. Barbara Shock