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UMaine awarded $2.8M to accelerate 3D wind blade development
January 29, 2021Wind blade molds will be printed on the world’s largest polymer 3D printer, using recyclable, bio-based materials reinforced with wood. The technology could cut development costs by 25% to 50% and accelerate time to market by at least six months.
Maine cities get low marks in cost-of-crime ranking
January 28, 2021A financial services ranking that measures costs of insurance, crime prevention and more, found Lewiston, Bangor and Portland to be way down the list of "safest cities" in the U.S. between 30,000 and 100,000 people.
Northern Light Health converts Bangor arena into a $125K vaccine clinic
Updated: January 28, 2021The site will initially handle 900 vaccinations a day, but at full capacity will allow 2,000 people daily to be inoculated against COVID-19. Northern Light is also prepared to use the arena as a field hospital for treating Mainers with the disease.
Sappi printing technology could help make biotechnology devices
Updated: January 25, 2021Pattern printing for fashion may someday be used to inexpensively produce "microfluidic" water purification and medical diagnostic devices. The Westbrook company is working on the idea with the University of Maine.
Overfished 25 years ago, Maine sea urchins eyed as aquaculture candidate
Updated: January 25, 2021The spiky creatures are valued for their tasty roe. Maine’s wild stocks were overfished in the 1990s. Researchers are looking at new farming techniques.
MEREDA Forecast Conference: After challenging year, mixed prospects ahead
January 22, 2021Mainebiz has complete coverage of the annual industry gathering, held Thursday by the Maine Real Estate and Development Association. Our reporting starts with this roundup of highlights and observations from the virtual conference.
UMaine System plans joint-campus engineering school with $75M gift
January 21, 2021The donation, part of a $240 million gift last year from the Harold Alfond Foundation, will allow Maine's public university system to create a system-wide college of engineering, computing and information science.
UMaine System to ramp up COVID testing in February
January 19, 2021The new so-called test-trace-isolate strategy for the spring semester will require weekly COVID testing for all UMS community members with in-person experiences.
Maine Med nurses launch attempt to unionize, as organizing in profession increases
January 15, 2021The Maine State Nurses Association is petitioning to represent 1,600 nurses at Maine Medical Center, or about one-sixth of the hospital's workforce. Two previous organizing attempts since 2000 have failed.
Top Gun accelerator program unveils 2021 class as format stays virtual
Updated: January 8, 2021A total of 32 companies from Bangor, Portland, Lewiston and Waterville will participate in this year's program, which will culminate with a final showcase pitch-off in May for a $25,000 cash prize.
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