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The Futurist Imagine a wind turbine as tall as the Washington Monument. Imagine its trio of blades, each one the length of a Boeing 747 wingspan, sweeping two acres of vertical airspace. More...

UMaine Technology Awarded Patent A team from the University of Maine was just awarded a patent for a creating a technology that's been researched all throughout the world.  More...   UM fund to honor late ocean energy visionary A generous donation from the family of the late Matthew R. Simmons, the founder and chairman of the Ocean Energy Institute, along with all the gifts from friends and colleagues given to OEI in his memory, will create opportunities for the University of Maine to further the OEI objectives rooted in his visionary perspectives on the vast potential of ocean resources to provide clean energy options.  More...   University of Maine Offshore Wind Track Part of Jan. 25 Maine Wind Energy Conference The University of Maine will present an exciting addition to the Maine Wind Working Group’s Maine Wind Energy Conference, scheduled for next week in Augusta. The wind energy track, scheduled for 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesday Jan. 25, will feature UMaine researchers and others providing details about Maine’s opportunity to lead the nation in deepwater offshore wind energy development.  More...   Kenway Corp's Hybrid Composites Culvert Repair System Successfully Installed at Three New Locations Three additional Hybrid Composite Culvert Repair Systems have been successfully installed in Ebeemee and Indian Townships in central Maine. Developed by Kenway Corporation of Augusta Maine and the University of Maine’s Advanced Structures and Composites Center (AEWC) the Hybrid Composite Culvert Repair System utilizes pre-engineered light-weight composite panels that conform to the existing culvert pipe with minimal invert change.  More...   FRIDAY INTERVIEW: Four Questions for Habib Dagher Dr. Habib Dagher is the director of the Advanced Structures and Composites Center at the University of Maine, which is developing cutting edge offshore wind technology.  He is also the principal investigator for the DeepCwind Consortium.  More...   Russian firm to use UMaine bridge technology at Olympics Maine technology most likely is headed to the 2014 Olympic Games in Russia.  More...   Russian Company Considering UMaine Bridge Technology for 2014 Olympics The University of Maines AEWC Advanced Structures and Composites Center and private company Advanced Infrastructure Technologies (AIT) are talking with a Russian company about using UMaines Bridge-in-a-Backpack technology for the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi.  More...

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