A former UMaine Researcher, Dr. Barry Sweete, found the last seeds for the world’s sweetest blueberries. He secretly planted a large field of them somewhere in Maine and left clues to the location on a map in our collection. Growing these blueberries could make someone millions! The map was stolen earlier today and its case […]
A former UMaine Researcher, Dr. Barry Sweete, found the last seeds for the world’s sweetest blueberries. He secretly planted a large field of them somewhere in Maine and left clues to the location on a map in our collection. Growing these blueberries could make someone millions! The map was stolen earlier today and its case […]
A former UMaine Researcher, Dr. Barry Sweete, found the last seeds for the world’s sweetest blueberries. He secretly planted a large field of them somewhere in Maine and left clues to the location on a map in our collection. Growing these blueberries could make someone millions! The map was stolen earlier today and its case […]
Designed for graduate students, the monthly Journal Club helps you keep up on current literature and engage in discussion in an interdisciplinary environment. Join the Graduate School and Fogler Library Subject Librarians via Zoom with monthly journal club discussions on a rotating variety of topics and interests. To participate in the Journal Club, please sign up […]
Fogler Library will host a workshop on R, a widely used language and environment for managing, graphing, and analyzing data of all forms (e.g., spatial, quantitative, and qualitative). The Getting Started with R workshop will cover the basics of R language including tips and tricks using R Studio. This introductory workshop is presented in collaboration […]
Back by popular demand! The Research Impact Challenge is a professional development opportunity to help researchers better understand and manage their online scholarly presence, as well as consider ways to describe the impact and reach of their work. Each day for five days during Maine IMPACT Week, participants will receive an email with a suggested task designed […]
Fogler Library will host a workshop on R, a widely used language and environment for managing, graphing, and analyzing data of all forms (e.g., spatial, quantitative, and qualitative). The Intro to Data Manipulation with R workshop will cover how to work with datasets and manipulate them by adding/removing columns, doing calculations, and merging datasets together. […]
Fogler Library and the Office of Research Development are sponsoring two "Grants 101: Seeking, Analyzing, and Writing Basics" workshops during the 2020-2021 academic year. These workshops will be held online via Zoom. At this workshop, participants will: search for grants in PIVOT analyze an agency's Request for Proposals learn Grant Writing Basics Upcoming workshop dates: […]
Designed for graduate students, the monthly Journal Club helps you keep up on current literature and engage in discussion in an interdisciplinary environment. Join the Graduate School and Fogler Library Subject Librarians via Zoom with monthly journal club discussions on a rotating variety of topics and interests. To participate in the Journal Club, please sign up […]
This quick and easy workshop will show you how to use Canva, an online graphic design website, to create interesting and engaging Zoom backgrounds for all of your online meeting needs. Please sign up for a free account on Canva prior to the workshop. This workshop will be provided in person and via Zoom. In-person attendance is […]
