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Research Administration and Development

Future Analytical Bay on 3rd floor Science Building
USM 3rd floor Science
Walls going up on the Science Building 3rd floor labs.
Lab Wall Space
Ready to do some drywalling on 3rd floor Science C-Wing
View looking towards the Sullivan Gym side of the 3rd floor contruction project
USM 3rd floor Science
Counters for the Main Lab Area Ready for Installation
Lab Counters
Ambient lighting gets installed in C-Wing Science Lab
Lab Ambient Light
A look down the hallway of the new labs on 3rd floor Science C-Wing
Hallway

The mission of the Office of Research Administration and Development is to promote and support research, scholarship and creative activity; to assist faculty, staff and students in obtaining intramural and extramural support; to serve as an advocate for the value of research at USM; and to encourage the use of research, scholarship and creative activity to enrich education, enhance commercialization and development, and to serve the community.

News & Events

Posted May 16, 2012
The objective of the Commercialization Fund Program is to expand the commercialization of USM technology. The funds are to support the development of innovations with commercial potential, with the result that more USM technology reaches the marketplace. The funding is intended to support a range of stages in technology development, from initial concept (prior to intellectual property disclosure), through proof of concept, to licensing and commercialization. Existing industry connections are not a prerequisite for funding; however, all projects should have a clear commercial benefit or potential for the state of Maine.
Posted May 1, 2012
At the Faculty Senate Banquet on April 27th, 2012, Professor of Criminology Piers Beirne was announced as the recipient of the annual Provost's Research Fellowship for the 2012-2013 academic year. He is only the third USM faculty member to receive this prestigious award.
Posted May 1, 2012
A committee of representatives from each of the Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) departments, have developed a policy and set of procedures for the maintenance of core research equipment at USM. This process is designed to increase the transparency and equity of the use of Maine Economic Improvement Funds (MEIF) for maintaining equipment. This is a call for proposals to participate in the Core Equipment Competitive Process.

USM Research Mission

To support research, scholarship and creative activity to: promote knowledge, discovery and practical application to advance Maine's economy, communities and the quality of life for Maine citizens; to strengthen classroom education and transform the lives of students through real world learning opportunities; and to support faculty and staff commitment to excellence in scholarly accomplishments regionally, nationally and internationally.

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