Focus on Student Research Name: Milly Seeley Program/Year: COM, Class of 2025 Hometown: Portland, Oregon How are you involved in research at UNE? I am the President of the New England Research Club, which helps to promote research opportunities both at and outside of UNE for students. Most of the research I’ve participated in was done prior to coming to UNE in Oncology at the Oregon Health & Science University. However, I am currently involved a study that compares the differences in using ultrasound guidance versus anatomical landmarks for needle placement during electromyography procedures. I’m interested in Ophthalmology as a specialty, so I am also getting ready to start research involving Dry Eye Disease. What inspires you? I am truly inspired by the abundance of knowledge there is to learn. I feel the ability to solve a problem or gain some new piece of information is a gift, and the fields of medicine and research provide that every day for me. I have a lot of curiosity and ask, “why,” maybe too much at times! Research is a way to do just that before delving into the unknown to find the answer.
As a future physician, why is research important to you? I think part of being the best physician I can be for my patients comes from being open-minded towards new discoveries and advances in technology – both of which stem from research. Research drives the evolution of medicine, which takes place every day. Take Ophthalmology for example. The first laser for LASIK was only recently by the FDA in 1998. That’s not that long ago! It shows that there is so much room for medicine to grow and research is one of the primary contributors. Why did you decide to lead the COM student research club? Finding ways to get involved in research can be overwhelming, and I wanted to help other students find that are of interest to them. I stand behind our club’s goal to promote research for students and provide an environment where people can feel comfortable asking for help with finding a mentor, writing a paper, creating a CV, etc. How can others get involved in the club? Email me! [email protected]. I will put you on our email list so you can stay in the loop about events and opportunities that pop up. Our club would love to have you! What question do you wish I had asked you and how would you have answered? I wish you had asked me how I am able to balance doing research, being President of the Research Club, and surviving medical school. I would answer by shouting out the other amazing officers that make up our eboard – Jacqueline Klepinger, Muskaan Chhibber, and Michael Alen. They are the backbones of this club, and I wouldn’t be able to do it all without them!
MEDICAL STUDENTS PRESENT RESEARCH at COM RESEARCH and SCHOLASHIP FORUM Nearly 50 student doctors presented projects related to case studies, basic science, and clinical or qualitative research at the University of New England College of Osteopathic Medicine Research and Scholarship Forum on Friday, Oct. 29, over multiple poster sessions in Innovation Hall on UNE’s Portland Campus. The event drew students from all levels of their medical education who are engaged in research to showcase individual and group projects completed over the course of the semester. Tamara King, Ph.D., chair of the UNE COM Research and Scholarship Committee, said that the Student Research and Scholarship Forum allows students to develop their presentation skills while showcasing their research to peers, basic scientific and clinical faculty, University administrators, and visitors from the public. Read more
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES ANNUAL SPRING RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM Distinguished Alumni Speaker (Nathan Furey, Ph.D., Marine Science and Environmental Science '09, now Assistant Professor at UNH), addressed the group. Its 22nd year, showcases the scholarly and creative endeavors of our students through posters, displays of artwork, and oral discussions and represents the outcomes of over 130 talented students working under the direction of dedicated faculty. Link to symposium page
Cathrine O. Frank publishes new book on law, literature, and the idea of character Cathrine O. Frank, Ph.D., professor of English in the University of New England School of Arts and Humanities and coordinator of the Interdisciplinary Studies in the Humanities major, has published a monograph titled “Character: Writing and Reputation in Victorian Law and Literature.” The book is part of the series “Edinburgh Critical Studies in Law, Literature, and the Humanities.” Read more Jennifer Mandel publishes new book on African Americans in modern Los Angeles Jennifer Mandel, Ph.D., associate director of assessment in the University of New England’s Office of the Provost and adjunct history faculty in the College of Arts and Sciences’ School of Arts and Humanities, recently published a book, “The Coveted Westside: How the Black Homeowners’ Rights Movement Shaped Modern Los Angeles” Read more
Barry Costa-Pierce co-authored of The Nature Conservancy’s flagship restorative aquaculture white paper “The Global Principles of Restorative Aquaculture.” Read more Jeff Parmelee contributed in a book on the conservation of the Timber Rattlesnake in the U.S. “The Timber Rattlesnake: Life History, Distribution, Status, and Conservation Action Plan.” Read more Jeffrey Parmelee an author on papers published in the Journal Conservation Biology, entitled “Global COVID-19 lockdown highlights humans as both threats and custodians of the environment” and “Influence of the COVID-19 pandemic on amphibian road mortality” published in Conservation Science and Practice.” Alyssa White (PharmD’21), contributed to McGraw Hill’s 6th Edition of Pharmacotherapy Principles & Practice in chapter 78 Infective Endocarditis. Read more
Kash Dutta publishes book chapter on teaching pedagogy. Dutta’s “Pandemic-proof chapter, teaching: Blended learning infrastructure to support pivot to online/hybrid pedagogy,” focuses on an innovative, blended learning model in an undergraduate anatomy and physiology course and the impact of this pedagogy during the transition to remote teaching due to COVID-19. Read more Aimee Vlachos contributed the “Narratives of Women Surfers: Rethinking Pre- constructed Gender Bias” chapter to the book Connecting Gender, Politics, Sport and Physical Activity: An Introduction Read more
Paul Berkner co-authored “Preseason Symptom Reporting and Cognition in Middle School Athletes with Past concussions”, published in International Journal of Sports Medicine and “Baseline preseason ImPACT testing in Mandarin with adolescent student-athletes in the United States”, published in Applied Neuropsychology: Child. L-R: Sydney Springer, Karen Houseknecht, Marilyn Gugliucci UNE faculty and students contributed to AGHE Gerontology and Geriatrics Curricular Standards and Guidelines in Higher Education 7th edition! Read more
New publication by Meghan May lab + COM students “Zika Virus Infection and Pathogenesis” in European Medical Journal (EMJ) Read more L-R: Olgun Guvench, Elizabeth Whitmore, Devon Martin New publications by Olgun Guvench Lab with student researchers “Pyranose Ring Puckering Thermodynamics for Glycan Monosaccharides Associated with Vertebrate Proteins” in International Journal of Molecular Sciences and “Sulfation and Calcium Favor Compact Conformations of Chondroitin in Aqueous Solutions” in ACS Publications by American Chemical Society Read more
(L-R) Radwa Ibrahim, Deborah Barlow, Karen Houseknecht, Dr. Meghan May Houseknecht and May laboratories publish new data identifying mechanisms linking antipsychotic medication side effects on iron metabolism and metabolic liver disease Metabolic liver disease, also known as non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) is a growing global health problem that is most often linked to obesity and diabetes. NAFLD is progressive and the more serious form (NASH) is a leading cause of liver transplantation world-wide, and its incidence is rapidly growing worldwide. NAFLD/NASH is an independent risk factor for cardiovascular disease and chronic kidney disease. Atypical antipsychotic medications (AA) are widely prescribed for the treatment of several psychiatric disorders, including schizophrenia, bipolar disorder and treatment-resistant depression. Antipsychotic drugs cause myriad metabolic and endocrine side effects, including systemic inflammation, weight gain, dyslipidemia and insulin resistance, all of which are associated with increased incidence of NAFLD. NAFLD is highly prevalent in patients with mental illness, and AA have been shown to increase incidence of NAFLD pre-clinically and clinically. However, the underlying mechanisms are not well understood.
UNECOM researchers, Dr. Meghan May, Dr. Karen Houseknecht, Deborah Barlow, BS and student doctor Radwa Ibrahim (COM ’23) teamed up to evaluate drug- associated mechanisms using a multi-omic approach, whereby they profiled expression of proteins in livers from animals treated with clinically relevant doses of antipsychotic medications and compared these findings to clinical samples from patients treated with AA medications. The published study reports novel findings that AA medications olanzapine, risperidone and aripiprazole caused changes in proteins and regulatory pathways involved in the development of NAFLD/NASH, as well as pathways regulating iron accumulation, systemic inflammation and dyslipidemia. The manuscript, entitled: Mechanisms Underlying Antipsychotic-Induced NAFLD and Iron Dysregulation: A Multi-Omic Approach was published in Biomedicines 2022, 10(6), 1225
Lei Lei’s co-authored research article “Superwobbling” and tRNA- 34 Wobble and tRNA-37 Anticodon Loop Modifications in Evolution and Devolution of the Genetic Code published in Life 12. Read more (L-R) Deborah Barlow, Karen Houseknecht, Kathy Motyl A new paper co-authored by Karen Houseknecht and Deb Barlow in collaboration with senior author Katherine Motyl (Maine Medical Center Research Institute) was published in Journal of Bone and Mineral Research of the American Society for Bone and Mineral Research (ASBMR): “Propranolol promotes bone formation and limits resorption through novel mechanisms during anabolic parathyroid hormone treatment in female C57BL/6J mice” Read more
Faculty and alum from the Graduate Programs in Public Health (GPPH) present three papers at the 2021 American Public Health Association (APHA) conference, October 24-27, 2021. Read more Link to page about Arduizur Carli Richie-Zavaleta’s presentations about on Human Trafficking in October, 2021. Shelley Cohen Konrad is the keynote speaker at the 4th Annual Heartland Interprofessional Education (HIPE) Conference “Elevating IPE: Bridging Clinical and Community” and the panelist on the opening panel on July 21-22, 2022. Read more
Center for Excellence in Public Health concludes 6-year Primary Care Training and Enhancement Grant with strong results and plans for the future The Primary Care Training and Enhancement project concluded with a final presentation by the team from UNE and Penobscot Community Health Care (PCHC) on May 11th in Bangor. Read more Center for Excellence in Public Health’s Maine Area Health Education Center Network (AHEC) hosted the Maine Department of Corrections (Maine DOC) and WellPath, the healthcare services provider for Maine correctional facilities on the Portland campus on April 28. Read more
On December 8th, the Maine Substance Use Prevention Services at the University of New England, in partnership with the Maine Osteopathic Association, Maine Public Health Association, & AdCare Educational Institute of Maine, hosted a screening of the Maine-based documentary, “Jacinta” and a follow up panel discussion featuring Jacinta and Director Jessica Earnshaw. Read more Jenifer Van Deusen, PI/PD on the SAMHSA grant “Maine Providers Clinical Support System- University” and was a co-presenter at the American Society for Addiction Medicine Conference in Hollywood, Florida on April 1,2022 on the topic:“Addiction Medicine in Healthcare Education: Listening to Students and Supporting Faculty.”
Diana Goode was an invited speaker at the 49th Maine Biological and Medical Sciences Symposium (MBMSS) April 23, 2022 James Vesenka presented his paper “AFM analysis of G-wire DNA structure and nanoparticle decoration” at 5th Functional DNA Nanotechnology Workshop, Rome, May 25-27, 2022 Read more Tamara King was one of the speakers at May 2022 BioME Virtual Coffee Hour Link to video David Mokler present the plenary lecture titled “Psychedelic Medicine: What We Know, What We Don’t Know, and What We Need To Know” at the Psychedelic Summit at O’Cannabiz in Toronto on June 2, 2022.
Aimee Vlachos presented at the Northern New England Recreation & Parks Conference on January 12, 2022: “Experiential Learning in Outdoor Recreation” Read more Aimee Vlachos presented “Sports Management Students Learn by Doing” at North American Society or Sports Management (NASSM) annual conference in Atlanta, Georgia on June 1, 2022. Kiernan Gordon presented at North American Society for Sport Management (NASSM) Conference, in Atlanta, June 2-4, 2022. Read more Susan Wehry is speaking at Pioneering a New Culture of Aging Conference – Thursday, July 28
Link to page about Ali Ahmida’s recent interviews and presentations on Libya and based on his new book. Link to page about Susan McHugh’s recent presentations and lectures about her researches. David Livingstone Smith has launched a newsletter titled Dehumanization Matters with posts updating on his ongoing research into dehumanization. Subscription is free. https://davidlivingstonesmith.substack.com/ Link to page a collection of Smith’s recent publications, presentations, interviews and discussions on his book and researches.
UNE Office of Research Scholarship Seminar Archive “Orientation to the Roux Institute: An Invitation To Collaboration In Research and Learning” October 15, 2020 Link to recording “Lightning Pitch Session” with Northeastern/Roux and UNE Researchers December 7, 2020 Link to recording “UMaine Institute of Medicine: Exploring Research Synergies” June 2, 2021 Link to recording “Opioid Signal Transduction and Alternative Pain Therapies”, John Streicher, PhD., November 9, 2021 Link to recording “Public Health Research and Practice at CEPH: An example from the field”, Michele Polacsek, PhD., January 13, 2022 Link to recording “Path to Scale: Thinking through the critical pathways for successful digital health innovations”, Jay Evans, COO, Wednesday, March 2, 2022 Link to recording
Building biotech/biomanufacturing capacity in Maine: UNE collaborates with Roux Institute and BioConnects New England Building biomanufacturing capacity and biotechnology workforce to support the growing regional biotech /biopharma industry is a strategic economic imperative for Maine, and Northern New England. To that end, UNE has joined in collaborative partnership with the Roux Institute/NEU in the areas of workforce development and research. This includes the development and launch of a Professional Science Masters in Biotechnology at Roux/NEU, part of a 4+1 agreement between UNE and NEU. Faculty members Sri Mohan (WCHP) and Karen Houseknecht (COM) and professional staff member Deborah Barlow (ORS) participated in the delivering inaugural laboratory training for the program in the UNE Portland campus Life Sciences research laboratory. UNE has also joined the BioConnects New England consortium, which is focused on building biomanufacturing in the New England region. Biotech students get real-world experience at industry labs: https://roux.northeastern.edu/news-articles/biotech-students-real- world-experience/ University of New England and BioConnects New England announce partnership: https://www.une.edu/news/2022/university-new-england-and- bioconnects-new-england-announce-partnership I
UNE a leading member of Maine delegation at Arctic Circle Assembly in Iceland UNE sent six delegates to the Icelandic capital in mid-October, including UNE President James D. Herbert, Holly Parker, director of UNE North: The Institute for North Atlantic Studies, and Karen Houseknecht, associate provost for Research and Scholarship, in addition to three UNE North advisors. Read more
Maine and The Arctic Are Connected The Maine North Atlantic Development Office (MENADO) Director Dana Eidsness led the 7th annual Maine delegation at the Arctic Circle Assembly, the largest international gathering on the Arctic. Maine businesses, academic research, and cultural institutions attended meetings and presented to an international audience on a variety of themes from digital health and blue economy models of success to North Atlantic arts collaboration and rural tourism. Watch the video UNE North has been awarded its first National Science Foundation (NSF) grant “Engaging Indigenous Youth in Sustainability Science” The $107,000 award will support a small gathering of Indigenous New England and Arctic youth to coincide with the UArctic Assembly. Five young people from the Arctic and five from New England will engage with the Assembly participants and sessions, as well as with VIPs. With the facilitation of the Wabanaki Youth in Science Program (WaYS), they will also plan a larger gathering of Indigenous New England and Arctic youth to be convened at a later date. We are so pleased to be the Primary Investigator on this award and to be working with WaYS and the UArctic on this important initiative.
Both the UArctic and New England Arctic Network are fantastic opportunities for UNE faculty and students to become engaged with sustainable development projects across the North Atlantic and Arctic. UNE North hosts New England Arctic Network fall meeting UNE North: The Institute for North Atlantic Studies recently hosted the 2021 fall meeting of the New England Arctic Network (NEAN). NEAN combines the wealth of academic expertise in Arctic research across New England with researchers, stakeholders, and external partners concerned with environmental, economic, and social impacts. The network provides an ideal community for anticipating and responding to change in the Arctic and its impacts on the eastern coast of North America. Read more
UPCOMING EVENTS Zebra fish x-ray was taken with the Faxitron Ultrafocus DXA as a part of Dr. Deena Small’s research. The machine was purchased earlier this year by Dr. Kathleen Becker with Research Infrastructure Funding generously awarded by the Office of Research and Scholarship, COM Dean’s office, and the Department of Biomedical Sciences. Photo Credit: T. Lizotte & E. Ducharme
OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND SCHOLARSHIP PRESENTS Researching Long Covid: Student Research Opportunities at Maine Health A Seminar Exploring Opportunities for Faculty and Students to Collaborate with MHIR CliffordJ. Rosen,MD Senior Scientist and Director, Center for Clinical and Translational Research, Maine Health Institute for Research (MHIR) Co-Principal Investigator for the Northern New England Clinical and Translational Research Network Member, NIH National Advisory Council on Aging Dr. Clifford Rosen is an internationally-renowned bone biologist and endocrinologist at Maine Health Institute of Research (MHIR). He is a Professor in the Department of Medicine at Tufts University School of Medicine and adjunct faculty at Harvard School of Dental Medicine. He has authored over 475 peer-reviewed publications as well as more than 30 book chapters and four books. Dr. Rosen has had continuous NIH funding for 25 years and is known as an outstanding mentor for student trainees. His work focuses on the role of fat and bone in regulating whole body metabolism. LECTURE: Tuesday, August 23, 2022 12:00 – 1:00 pm Leonard Hall, UNE Biddeford Campus Livestream: http://stream.une.edu/events
Responsible Conduct of Research and Scholarly Activity (RCR) Seminar Series The UNE Office of Research/Office of Research Integrity is launching a new seminar series this fall to enhance learning opportunities and share new resources with students, faculty, and professional staff. The series will be recorded and archived in order to serve as an ongoing resource to the UNE scholarly community. Topics will include (but are not limited to): medical ethics, rigor and reproducibility in research, research misconduct, animal care and use in research, human subjects research, data management policies, authorship, and student mentoring in research. A new RCR resource web page is currently under development and will be launched this fall as well. Upcoming RCR events include: 1- Wednesday, September 7, 2022 at 12 – 1 pm : Intro to RCR: Joining the Community of Scholars Speaker: Dr. Karen L. Houseknecht, UNE Research Integrity Officer (RIO) 2- Thursday, August 11, 2022 at 1:30 – 4 pm: NIH Webinar on NIH Data Management and Sharing Policy – 1 : Understanding the New NIH Data Management and Sharing Policy ORS is hosting live at Pickus Conference Room 214. Host: Nick Gere, Director of Research Administration, Director Sponsored Programs. 3- Thursday, September 22, 2022 at 1:30 – 4 pm: NIH Webinars on NIH Data Management and Sharing Policy – 2 : Diving Deeper into the New NIH Data Management and Sharing Policy ORS is hosting live at Stella Maris Ross Conference Room. Host: Bob Kennedy, Director of Research Integrity 4- Monday, November 14, 2022 at 12 – 1 pm. Speaker Frank Chessa, Ph.D. Director Clinical Ethics, Maine Medical Center
COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE STUDENT RESEARCH & SCHOLARSHIP FORUM Friday, September 30, 2022 COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES SUMMER UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH EXPERIENCE SYMPOSIUM Saturday, October 1, 2022 FIRST ANNUAL MAINE RESEARCH SyMPOSIUM ON BIOMEDICAL SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING October 13 - 15, 2022
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UNE AGAIN RANKED NUMBER ONE FOR NIH GRANT FUNDING AMONG HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS IN MAINE FOR 2021 A report comparing NIH grant funding among Maine Institutions for 2021 found that UNE is ranked #1 for the 4th consecutive year from NIH funding among Maine higher ed institutions and #4 overall, behind the Jackson Laboratories, Maine Health and Mount Desert Island Biological Laboratories. A complete list of NIH funding for Maine institutions can be found here
Dec 2, 2021 | John Mohan (CAS) “Expansion of real-time monitoring of tagged white sharks” Maine Outdoor Heritage Fund Dec 9, 2021 | Jennifer Morton (CHP) “Northern New England and New York Telehealth Technology-Enabled Learning Program” Health Resources and Services Administration MCD Global Health Dec 10, 2022 | Amy Litterini (CHP) InterProfessional Educational Exchange (IPEX)” University of Louisville funded by National Cancer Institute Jan 10, 2022 | Leah Bymers (CAS) “Nor’easter Bowl 2022” National Oceanic and Atmospheric AdministrationNational Ocean Sciences Bowl Consortium for Ocean Leadership Jan 10, 2022 | Marilyn Gugliucci (COM) “30th Annual Maine Geriatrics Conference” MeHaf Jan 10, 2022 | Michele Polacsek (CEPH) “Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program – Year 4 and 5” USDA Maine DHHS Jan 10, 2022 | Toho Soma (CEPH) “Substance Use Prevention Services” CDC Maine DHHS Jan 11, 2022 | Thomas Meuser (CEAH) Dental Care for Older Adults residing in Affordable Public Housing Units” Unum Corporation Jan 20, 2022 | Cheri Sullivan (COM) “Lead Poisoning Prevention Program” Maine CDC
Feb 7, 2022 | Srinidi Mohan (CHP) “NOHA: A promising Blood- Based Biomarker to Distinguish ER- vs ER+ Breast Cancer in Low Resource Settings” Sandy Christman Foundation Feb 10, 2022 | Pamela Morgan (CAS) “Saco Watershed Collaborative Advocacy & Outreach” Brookfield Renewable Feb 28, 2022 | Eva Rose Balog (CAS) “RII Track-2 FEC: Advancing Manufacturing and Biotechnology through an On- Demand Sensor Platform: Investments in the Development of Engineering Principles and the Future Workforce” National Science Foundation / University of New Hampshire Mar 7, 2022 | Marilyn Gugliucci (COM) “30th Annual Maine Geriatrics Conference” Maine CDC Mar 7, 2022 | Geoffrey Ganter (CAS) “Injury-induced nociceptive sensitization in adult D. melanogaster’ National Institute of Health / National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke Mar 9, 2022 | Kristen Mitchell (COM) “NBME OSCE Creative Community” National Board of Medical Examiners Assessment Mar 22, 2022 | Holly Parker (UNorth) “The 2022 UArctic Assembly, Portland, ME – Sharing Stories of Arctic Engagement and Building New Partnerships” National Science Foundation Mar 22, 2022 | Benjamin Harrison (COM) “RNA-Protein Interactions in Nociception” National Institute of Health National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke
Mar 11, 2022 | Carrie Byron (CAS) “Ecosystem Services Valuation of Seaweed Farming Using eDNA Analysis” National Science Foundation / University of Maine May 4, 2022 | Ian Meng (CEN) “Kahn Family Foundation Student Research Fellowship” Kahn Family Foundation May 5, 2022 | Dennis Brown (CHP) “Primary Care Training and Enhancement – Physician Assistant Rural Training Program”Health Resoruces and Services Administration May 6, 2022 | John Mohan (CAS) “Validation of non-lethal scale samples as chemical tracers of striped bass life histories” National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Maine Sea Grant May 24, 2022 | Ada Olins (CHP) “The Resilience of in situ Nuclear Chromatin Architecture” National Institute of Health INBRE / MDIBL May 31, 2022 | Ian Meng (CEN) “Interdisciplinary Center of Excellence for the Study of Pain and Sensory Function” National Institute of Health and National Institute of General Medical Sciences Jun 6, 2022 | Alicia Fereday (IA) “COM Congressional Set Aside” Health Resources and Services Administration Jul 1, 2022 | Carrie Byron (CAS) “Identifying the Genetic Diversity of Maine’s Kelp Forests For Habitat Conservation and Sustainable Development of Aquaculture” The Nature Conservancy July 12, 2022 | Tamara King (CEN) “Does HS-275 block paclitaxel- induced hindpaw hypersensitivity in male and female mice” EydisBio Inc
RESEARCH @UNE Karen L. Houseknecht, Ph.D. Associate Provost for Research and Scholarship Professor of Pharmacology, College of Osteopathic Medicine [email protected] The Office of Research and Scholarship provides leadership in institutional research strategy and operations, encompassing the Office of Sponsored Programs, the Officeof Research Integrity, the UNE HIPAA Office, and the Fulbright Scholar Program. These offices provide administrativeservices and compliance oversight to ensure the highest level of ethical standards. Nicholas D. Gere, MBA Director, Office of Sponsored Programs [email protected] The mission of the Office of Sponsored Programs is to facilitate the University’s goal of becoming a significant research institution by providing faculty with the highest quality research support services, while also protecting the University’s interests by reviewing all proposals to external funding agencies, and by initiating and implementing research- related policies and procedures, providing training and outreach, and serving as a liaison between the University and its sponsors. Bob Kennedy, M.S. Director, Office of Research Integrity [email protected] Ensuring compliance with applicable federal and state mandates in all research functions is a core responsibility of research administration at UNE. Promoting ethically responsible research is of utmost importance in facilitating a culture of protection of the rights and welfare of humans and animals in research conducted at UNE. Zeynep Arslan Office Manager [email protected] OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND SCHOLARSHIP (207) 602 2080 | [email protected] 11 Hills Beach Road Road Biddeford, Maine
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