UMF Professor Dr. Timothy Breton receives $551,599 NSF grant for college and early college student research on new hormone system

FARMINGTON - University of Maine at Farmington biology professor Dr. Timothy Breton has received a highly competitive National Science Foundation research grant for $551,599. The three-year NSF research project will begin in fall 2023 and continue Breton’s 2021 groundbreaking work on hormone receptors when he discovered a new gene with potential biomedical and commercial uses.

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