U of M startup Carp Solutions works to improve water quality and create a better habitat for native fish and waterfowl by removing invasive carp from lakes.
As U of M researchers produce more and more data, a team of experts from across colleges and units has been working to redesign the University’s approach to data management and ensure the U can keep up with the increasing demand.
A patient questionnaire to improve heart failure treatments was one of the first tools accepted into a program providing resources for medical device development.
The University of Minnesota’s Clinical and Translational Science Institute was recently awarded one of the two largest federal grants the University has ever received: $42.6 million in renewed funding from the National Institutes of Health through the National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences' Clinical and Translational Science Award program.
Ana Forcinito explores how women filmmakers in Argentina have used cinema to express thoughts, ideas, and emotions normally hidden in a patriarchal society.
Industry experts and investors gathered this week for the Neuroscience Technology Showcase, which highlighted technologies that hold the potential to more effectively treat a wide range of neurological disorders.
The Minnesota Cancer Clinical Trials Network, formed through the state-funded MnDRIVE initiative, will expand cancer clinical trial access across Minnesota.
