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3D-printed boat molds will be focus of a UMaine composites center spinoff

At Brunswick Landing, a 3D printing company plans to print large objects such as boat molds and components.

UMaine breaks ground on $82M ‘factory of the future’

The 50,000-square-foot facility is designed as a digital manufacturing environment powered by high-performance computing and artificial intelligence.

UMaine, USM partner to advance medical research, life sciences and faculty development

The program capitalizes on UMaine’s research capabilities and USM’s proximity to prospective industry partners in Portland.

UMaine rolls up its sleeves: Innovation at the heart of university’s growth plans

UMaine has taken a leadership role in innovation, investing in the Ferland Engineering Education and Design Center and getting ready to break ground on the Factory for the Future.
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Sears Island selected as site of $500M Maine offshore wind-power port

The Searsport site is already owned by the state and is designated for port development, saving money and having less environmental impact.

University of Maine sees success with 3D-printed, sustainable house

A year after leaving their prototype house outside to face the elements, university engineers say they've achieved a seemingly basic but significant milestone.

Introducing the 2023 Mainebiz Business Leaders of the Year

The 2023 Business Leaders of the Year are Dana Connors, Habib Dagher, Tim Harrington, Amina Hassan, Drew Lyman, Travis Mills, Leigh Saufley, Margo Walsh and Tom Watson.

🔒New act for forest products: Manufacturers find new uses for Maine’s vast forest resource

New markets for Maine forest products could include biochar, mass timber, packaging and biobased manufacturing, made from hardwood, sawmill byproducts and lower-quality logs.
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UMaine’s 3D printed house withstands winter weather tests

The pilot project could lead to a first-in-the-nation bio-based 3D-printed affordable neighborhood in greater Bangor. It could take just two days to build each home.

UMaine awarded $2.6M for research that could lead to more resilient bridges

The University of Maine's Transportation Infrastructure Durability Center will use the federal funds for additional research into more resilient, long-lasting bridges, roads and rail lines.
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