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Department News & Highlights 2003
Department News & Highlights 2002
And for more Newsworthy Notes about our students, faculty and alumni, check out these articles in past issues of UMaine Today, as well as in several other University publications.
July/August 2003
Student Focus: Home is where the radon is - Michael Tripp (2003 Honors Graduate)
November/December 2002
Sensors for chemical and biological agent detection - Dr. Robert Lad (Physics Professor), Director, Laboratory for Surface Science and Technology (LASST).
April/May, 2002
Out of This World - Dr. Neil Comins (Astronomy Professor)
February/March 2002
Every Breath You Take - Dr. George Bernhardt (Physics Lecturer and Researcher) and Luke Doucette (M.S. Degree Graduate)
Student Focus: Battlefield Sensors - Wendy Kresge (Graduate Student)
The Genome Puzzle: Biophysics - Dr. William Unertl (Physics Professor)
Learning to Love Math and Science - Dr. Susan McKay (Physics Professor), Director, The Center for Science and Math Education Research
Carnegie Mellon Astrophysics Team Report Evidence Of Acoustic Oscillation In Cosmic Microwave Background - C. Miller, D. Batuski and Asst. Prof. Robert Nichol (Carnegie Mellon), Science Daily, May 25, 2001
Co-Valedictorian in 2001 - S. Cookson, Maine Perspective, May 7, 2001
The Pull of Physics - K. V. Menchen, Maine Perspective, Apr. 9-23, 2001
Radon in Schools - Mary Jo Norris, Maine Perspective, Feb. 5-19, 2001
Galactic Halos - T. Zeltwanger, N. Comins, Maine Perspective, Jan. 24-Feb. 7, 2000
Discovery of Dense Galactic Superclusters Add New Structural Details to the Universe - Chris Miller and D. Batuski, MaineSci, Jan. 25, 1999
New Gamma Ray Detector Used to Probe Maine's Environmental Secrets - C.T.Hess, MaineSci, March 22, 1999
UMaine Faculty Awards - C.T. Hess, Maine Perspective, Apr. 23, 1999
The Pattern of Particles - F. Martin Ytreberg, Maine Perspective, November 1-15, 1999
Graduate Student Takes Science to Business Week - N. Andreeva, Maine Perspective, Oct. 30-Nov. 13, 1998
