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.
- R-04-01 An Agent-based Model of the Maine Lobster Industry
- DV-08-006 Northeast Aquaculture Conference & Expo
- DV-08-007 Penobscot River Revival
- DV-08-008 International Conference on Shellfish Restoration
- DV-08-011 A drift card study of Saco Bay: validation of a numerical model
- DV-08-012 Enhancing the survival of seeded early juvenile green sea urchin
- DV-08-013 Nor’easter Bowl 2009
- DV-08-014 Accelerating use of seafloor maps to manage the impacts of invasive species and fishery closures
- DV-08-015 CC^21
- DV-08-016 Technology transfer of the dual grate system to the Northern shrimp fishery
- DV-08-017 Effects of climate change and grass communities on trophic transfer of metals
- MOSAC-08-02 Shore-based photogrammetry of surface oceanography for oil spill mitigation
- MOSAC-08-01 Intertidal, soft-bottom macrofauna within and around Cobscook Bay, ME
- R-04-03 Population structure of sea scallops (Placopecten magellanicus) in two coastal embayments in Maine
- R-04-05 Wave predictions for coastal Gulf of Maine
- R-08-05 Developing Genetic Fingerprinting Techniques in Lobster Seeding Trials
- R-08-04 Modeling ecosystem dynamics for American lobster (Homarus americanus) in the Gulf of Maine
- R-08-03 Safety and Compliance in the Maine Commercial Fishing Industry
- R-08-02 The benefits and risks of increased spatial resolution in management of New England groundfish stocks
- R-06-01 Effect of bloodworm harvesting on tidal flat fauna and ecosystem function
- R-08-01 Growth and long-term abundance patterns of the bloodworm (Glycera dibranchiate)