New Maine Science Podcast out today! A conversation with Amber Whittaker from the Maine Geologic Survey. Learn a bit more about the research that happens by the State of Maine that benefits all of us. Listen now! #scicomm #scienceiseverywhere www.mainediscoverymuseum.org/post/maine-s...

New Maine Science Podcast episode out today! A conversation with Bob Duchesne, owner of Maine Birding Trail and super popular columnist for @bangordailynews.bsky.social. Available in all the podcast places and in the link! #scicomm #scienceiseverywhere www.mainediscoverymuseum.org/post/maine-s...

Great stuff from @jacobtlevy.bsky.social & Kristen. If you want to learn even more about Kristen & her work, we've got you covered! 5 Minute Genius™ talk: youtu.be/vnZ7zODxFVk?.... And learn more about Kristen on our Maine Science Podcast episode! maine-science-podcast.simplecast.com/episodes/kri...

New Maine Science Podcast episode out today! A conversation with @umaine.bsky.social's Greg Zoro, Associate Professor of Anthropology and Climate Change. Listen now! #scicomm #scienceiseverywhere www.mainediscoverymuseum.org/post/maine-s...

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Tomorrow night!

New Maine Science Podcast episode out! Emily Spaulding from @mdibiolab.bsky.social talks about her science path (spoiler: it's got some twists and turns). Listen now! #scicomm www.mainediscoverymuseum.org/post/maine-s...

New Maine Science Podcast episode out now! A conversation with @jacksonlab.bsky.social's Kristen O'Connell. Kristen's research focuses on the effects of age on brain function and dementia risk. Listen now! #scicomm www.mainediscoverymuseum.org/post/maine-s...

New Maine Science Podcast out now! Asheesh Lanba, Associate Professor of Engineering at University of Southern Maine. Materials science, mechanical engineering, startup work - all that and more is covered in this episode. Listen now! www.mainediscoverymuseum.org/post/maine-s...

"Go to an old cemetery. See all the baby graves from before the 1950s & 60s? After that, hardly any. That's when people started vaccinating their children. If you're unsure what to do to protect your kids, the answer is literally written in stone." — Michael Okuda How quick we forget.

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My conversation with Sue was truly extraordinary. Hearing from someone who's background is *not* in science, but who actively who turned to science to help solve a truly devastating problem (PFAS contamination) was beyond inspiring. I'm grateful for Sue's willingness to embrace science. Listen now!

I *loved* talking to Cory. His science path has been wonderfully winding, and his work in Maine is downright inspirational. Listen now!

I loved talking with @alpinesciences.bsky.social and learning more about his background and work. Be inspired and learn about some cool multidisciplinary science - listen now!

Another wonderful episode from one of the best podcasts around...

I've been a fan of Kourtney for years, and *loved* talking to her about her work. Queue up the episode and take a listen!

New Maine Science Podcast episode out! A conversation with @umaine.bsky.social undergraduate Jamie Fogg, who is studying marine science. Jamie has recently been awarded the @noaa.gov Ernest F. Hollings Undergraduate Scholarship. Listen in all the podcast places and below!

I loved talking with Bob about his work! Even though we've known each other since we were teenagers (!), I learned a ton!

Even though we've known each other since we were teenagers, I still learned *tons* about Bob and his (really cool) work. Listen now!

A pie graph worth keeping in mind as the NIH budget plummets jamanetwork.com/journals/jam... for 356 new FDA drugs approved

When you feel yourself becoming complacent or surrendering to hopelessness or apathy, remember that everything that exists today exists because someone(s) dreamt it up and decided to put in the work to make it a reality. We can create new ways of doing things, new ways of being, new worlds.

New Maine Science Podcast episode out! Emily Holmes from Maine-ly apples provides insights for how an english-major turned orchard owner/farmer uses science every single day. Available in all the podcast places! #scicomm #scienceiseverywhere

🧪 #ScienceMatters to everyone

What these nihilistic vandals are doing to dismantle science & medicine—generations of expertise & public service & life improving benefits—is cultural revolution level national self harm. No foreign foe could inflict such brutal damage & senseless suffering on US so fast & effectively & unresisted.

Politicians are by and large not movement leaders - they are the ones who see where the movements, and votes, are going. That's a feature and not a bug - so be the movement they will need to follow, and be accountable to.

New Maine Science Podcast out today! A conversation with Curtis Brown, marine biologist at Ready Seafood. If you're curious about how a marine biologist does research for a lobster company, you've come to the right place! #scicomm

Resting my voice.

I had a great time talking to Ian, and I learned *so much* about how forestry is done today. I'm betting that I'm not the only one who will be delighted to hear about the technology tools and data science that are a critical piece of forest management. Listen now! #scicomm #scienceiseverywhere

I *loved* talking to Stacey. Her passion for building things and her deep love of her work made the world of construction engineering come alive. You can find our conversation in all the podcast places and in the link below!

Thank you to Tynan DeBold and Dov Friedman at the @wsj.com. Measles. 1/

Check out the latest episode of the Maine Science Podcast - a conversation with conservation ecologist Aleta McKeage. Super interesting science (tree migration) and backstory. Available now! #scicomm #scienceiseverywhere www.mainediscoverymuseum.org/post/maine-s...