FARMINGTON — University of Maine Farmington biology professor Timothy Breton has received a $551,599 grant from the National Science Foundation to conduct studies that could lead to new research on the brain, pancreas and gut health, and new commercial and therapeutic applications. Read more
UMF receives research grant benefiting college and area high school students
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