The Darling Marine Center is the marine laboratory of the University of Maine, hosting cutting-edge facilities and world-renowned research across diverse fields of marine science, from aquaculture and fisheries to microbial ecology and plankton studies. As a hub for education, research, and community engagement, the DMC plays a vital role in advancing our understanding of the coastal environment.

The Schiller Coastal Studies Center (SCSC) at Bowdoin College is a hub for interdisciplinary research and education focused on sustainability and climate change in coastal environments. The SCSC provides all Bowdoin students with a meaningful experience before they graduate and builds a local, regional, and international reputation as a convener of conversations about the impacts of climate change on coastal communities and environments.

TechPlace is a business incubator and accelerator located in Brunswick, Maine that provides resources like office and industrial spaces including machine shops and labs to early-stage companies. It aims to support small businesses in industries like advanced materials, biotech, renewable energy through providing a collaborative environment for entrepreneurs to develop ideas, test products, and grow their manufacturing and technology companies.

The Behavior Core at the University of New England is a specialized research facility dedicated to advancing pain research through innovative methodologies and expert support for researchers in the field.

Shoals Marine Laboratory (SML), located on Appledore Island, Maine, is a collaborative marine science education and research facility operated by Cornell University and the University of New Hampshire, dedicated to experiential learning and environmental sustainability.

The Animal Resources Core provides extensive expertise and facilities for aquatic model husbandry and experimental use. The Core is equipped with Aquaneering aquatic systems in 2,000 square feet of dedicated space and responsible for the husbandry of Zebrafish, African turquoise killifish and axolotl year-round. In the summer months, they extend their care to additional invertebrate and non-mammalian vertebrates needed for courses and visiting scientists, such as cane toads, turtles, salmon, local killifish, goldfish, and xenopus (African clawed frogs).

The Small Animal Research Facility (SARF) at the University of Maine provides animal care and research support, helping investigators conduct humane and ethical animal research. The facility is equipped with state-of-the-art equipment and services to facilitate various research projects.

Early-stage in vivo profiling is an important step to help uncover the innate potential of new molecules while de-risking downstream development. Whether you are looking to understand disease mechanisms or identify and optimize your lead compound, MDI Bioscience develops non-mammalian models to meet your research objectives.

The GenoTyping Center of America (GTCA) is a leading provider of high-quality, fast, and flexible genetic testing services that support efficient scientific discovery for the research community. GTCA offers a comprehensive suite of genetic testing solutions, including non-invasive genotyping, colony management services, and custom assay design, to help researchers maximize the efficiency and reproducibility of their studies.

The Proteomics & Lipidomics Core at the Maine Health Institute for Research (MHIR) specializes in advanced protein and small molecule analysis, utilizing cutting-edge technology to support innovative biomedical research and improve patient care.

Ouellet Construction is a leading Maine-based commercial construction firm specializing in innovative projects, including the first marine mammal rehabilitation facility in the U.S., emphasizing quality, integrity, and client collaboration.

The Jackson Laboratory (JAX) is a leading nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing human health through mammalian genetics research. JAX provides a wide range of scientific services and facilities to support research staff and empower the global biomedical community.