You may already know that Dr. Kausik Das is a physics professor in the University of Maryland Eastern Shore’s Department of Natural Sciences, but did you know he is an artist as well? Das and his family were invited artists to the 80th National Folk Festival in Downtown Salisbury September 10-12 to demonstrate a Hindu art form passed from generation to…Read more Physics professor shares the art of rangoli at National Folk Festival
Marine and Estuarine Science Program provides summer research experience for undergraduates
A group of nine students who will be sophomores and juniors this fall participated in UMES’ Research Experience for Undergraduates in Marine and Estuarine Sciences. The interns represented institutions from Maine to California. The paid interns spent the summer, May 31-August 6, conducting research projects with the guidance of UMES faculty and graduate students. This…Read more Marine and Estuarine Science Program provides summer research experience for undergraduates
Northeast SARE grant will help educate farmers on sustainable practices
Dr. Lila Karki, an assistant professor of agricultural economics and program evaluation specialist for UMES Extension, is the recipient of a nearly $30,000 Northeast Sustainable Agriculture Research & Education grant. His project, “Increasing Efficiency and Decision-Making Capability of Small, Socially Disadvantaged and Minority Farmers,” was among 29 proposals out of 49 that received funding through its 2021 Partnership…Read more Northeast SARE grant will help educate farmers on sustainable practices
UMES researcher awarded $1 million U.S. Navy Minority Serving Institution Grant
PRINCESS ANNE, MD- (July 7, 2021)-A University of Maryland Eastern Shore researcher and students from underrepresented minorities in STEM who are majoring in natural sciences will be tackling one of the U.S. Navy’s most costly problems –biofilm formation, or fouling. Biofilms, which lead to attachment of barnacles, cause millions of dollars of damage to naval…Read more UMES researcher awarded $1 million U.S. Navy Minority Serving Institution Grant
