Research & Program Development Projects
Maine Sea Grant supports scientific research that addresses issues of importance to Maine’s coastal communities. Proposals are requested through a biennial research competition (next RFP is in 2019). We also provide project development funds for seed or pilot projects throughout the year. See the Funding page for more information.
- DV-18-13 Determining causes of replicate variability in levels of Vibrio parahaemolyticus in Eastern oysters in order to improve the efficacy of a cold water pathogen reduction process
- DV-18-12 Data compilation, analysis and visualization training for citizen scientists
- DV-18-11 Selection in response to short-term temperature stress in early larval lobster stages
- DV-18-10 Investigating Maine’s changing water cycle through a cultural lens
- DV-18-08 Building a Maine Midden Minders Network for statewide citizen science
- DV-18-07 How can the Midcoast Hunger Prevention Program access fish from the Portland Fish Exchange?
- DV-18-02 Bagaduce Estuary fish population surveys
- DV-18-01 Compared growth and physiology of American lobster and green crab under elevated temperature
- R-18-05 From paleoceanography to policy: Applying historical coastal pH baselines from long-lived shells and skeletons to contemporary shellfish aquaculture
- R-18-04 Understanding climate impacts on the Maine coastal fish and invertebrate community through synthesis of the Maine-New Hampshire Inshore Trawl
- R-18-03 The return of Maine’s kelp forests: patterns, drivers, and implications for industry
- R-18-02 Reconciling multiple stakeholders in rockweed habitats: Science to help achieve the intersecting goals of a fishery and coastal wildlife
- E-17-02 Large-scale culture methods for blue mussel seed production in Maine and the Northeast: experimental laboratory & field trials
- E-17-01 Sustainable post-harvest processing and value-addition of cultured seaweed
- DV-17-22 Bagaduce Watershed Monitoring
- DV-17-21 Midcoast Maine Water Quality for Our Communities
- DV-17-20 Developing consistent methods to collect biological data at field stations across the Gulf of Maine
- DV-17-20 Coastal and Estuarine Research Federation Annual Meeting
- DV-17-18 Growth and physiological sensitivity of early stage Gulf of Maine crustaceans in response to ocean warming
- DV-17-17 Transmission dynamics of green crab parasites on the Maine coast
- DV-17-16 Measuring concentrations of brominated flame retardants in microplastic from Penobscot Bay