College of the Atlantic earth sciences chair Sarah Hall, Ph.D., is conducting a study of arsenic in well water in collaboration with a federally funded pilot project led by Jane Disney, Ph.D., of the MDI Biological Laboratory.
The MDI Biological Laboratory is a member of a consortium of entrepreneurs, scientists and investors that can tap $3.5 million in federal funds over the next three years to try to improve the health of people in Maine and other parts of the Northeast.
The MDI Biological Laboratory is a member of a consortium of entrepreneurs, scientists and investors that can tap $3.5 million in federal funds over the next three years to try to improve the health of people in Maine and other parts of the Northeast.
Hermann Haller, president of the MDI Biological Laboratory, will discuss diabetes and kidney disease at a public lecture Monday, Feb. 11 at 5 p.m. at the institution’s Old Bar Harbor Road campus.
The Bangor Daily News featured an article about a biomedical accelerator hub of which the MDI Biological Laboratory is a member in its “Maine news you need to know” feature.
In this Voice of Maine radio segment, Jane Disney, Ph.D., and Bruce Stanton, Ph.D., are interviewed about a federally funded program to study the health threats posed by arsenic in well water. Disney, the MDI Biological Laboratory’s director of education, is the principal investigator, and Stanton, an MDI Biological Laboratory visiting scientist, is associate director.
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A College of the Atlantic earth sciences professor and her students are offering free testing of private wells for arsenic and other minerals as part of a study originally rooted in the “All About Arsenic”education initiative, a collaborative project initiated by the MDI Biological Laboratory and Dartmouth College.
The MDI Biological Laboratory will work with select students from Colby College in Waterville, Maine, as part of the college’s new Pulver Science Scholars Program, whose aim is to “help ensure future discovery, leading to treatments and cures in critical areas of human health.”
The MDI Biological Laboratory will work with select students from Colby College in Waterville, Maine, as part of the college’s new Pulver Science Scholars Program, whose aim is to “help ensure future discovery, leading to treatments and cures in critical areas of human health.”
The MDI Biological Laboratory will work with select students from Colby College in Waterville, Maine, as part of the college’s new Pulver Science Scholars Program, whose aim is to “help ensure future discovery, leading to treatments and cures in critical areas of human health.”