CALVIN MURPHY

CONTROLLER

SANSKAR SHRESTHA

MECHANICAL ENGINEER

Benie Muanda

BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT & MARKET RESEARCH

SLESHA TULADHAR

MECHANICAL ENGINEER

CLAUDIA LOWD

CTO & FOUNDER,

ARIADNE DIMOULA

CEO & FOUNDER,

Powering Maine’s Eco‑Industrial Future with Clean Energy

Integrating Materials and Energy in Regenerative Design  Life‑Cycle Material Strategy  Companies like P3RD Earth plan to use cellulose microfibers, naturally compostable or fiber-stream recyclable materials, to replace harmful plastics. This supports sustainable sourcing, minimized toxicity, and aligned energy planning across material lifecycles.  Industrial Drying Innovations  Emerging technologies, such as laser-based industrial drying being explored by Worcester

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Jacqueline Ramirez 24′: On The Fast Track

From robotics to biodegradable plastics, Jackie Ramirez is graduating early with a wealth of experience in the lab.

Jackie Ramirez ’24 completed her bioengineering degree at UMass Dartmouth in just three years. In that short time, she also completed an internship at New Bedford Research and Robotics, conducted research on zebrafish to help companies develop eco-friendly products, and worked with a team building a robotic hand. She says UMassD put her on a fast track to success as she prepares to earn her master’s degree through the accelerated BS/MS program.

Read More @ https://www.umassd.edu/feature-stories/2024/jackie-ramirez.html

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Celebrate Earth Day with Us at Tandem Coffee & Bakery

Join us for a special Earth Day event at Tandem Coffee and Baker in Portland, Maine, on April 23rd, as we take a step toward a cleaner, more sustainable future. We’re excited to introduce our compostable condiment cups made from cellulose that feel like plastic. These cups are designed to reduce waste without compromising convenience. Your butter

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OH NO – BROWN SNOW?! Call-to-Action on Eco-Industrial Designs

OH, SNOW – THIS IS SNOW GOOD! Puns aside, this blog post is meant to express our distress and call-to-action at hearing about brown snow falling from the sky in Rumford, Maine. This concerning anomaly was caused by a malfunction at one of the last paper mills in Maine, the historic and operational Rumford Paper

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