The program, administered by the Office of the Vice President for Research, provides seed funding for projects from across U of M colleges and campuses.

The new startups, 11 of which are based in Minnesota, will help fuel the economy and contribute to the public good.

Minnesotans looking to learn more about crop production, community vitality, youth development, and more need look no further than the digital airwaves.

A new series of workshops aims to inspire researchers to think about opportunities for partnering with industry leaders on future research projects.