Sensor Research & Development

The Advanced Structures and Composites Center (ASCC) at the University of Maine is a renowned interdisciplinary hub for research and economic development, specializing in material sciences, advanced manufacturing, and engineering of composites and structures. Since its establishment in 1996 with support from the National Science Foundation, the ASCC has sponsored over 2,600 students, secured 120 patents, and fostered the creation of 14 spinoff companies, contributing significantly to innovation and research excellence. ASCC focuses on various research areas including ocean engineering, civil infrastructure, and sustainable materials, while also organizing initiatives like the Matthew R. Simmons Windstorm Challenge to engage the next generation of innovators. Their notable projects, such as the Transportation Infrastructure Durability Center and the BioHome 3D initiative, aim to address critical infrastructure challenges and promote the use of renewable materials in construction applications. Generated from the website

University-Me-Forage Research is a research facility based in Old Town, ME, specializing in the study of foraging behaviors in various ecosystems. With a focus on understanding the interactions between organisms and their environments, the company conducts experiments and gathers data to contribute to the field of ecological research. Generated from their business information