MNSBIR guides startups and small businesses, including those based on U research, in applying for federal grants that help bring new innovations to market.

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

Of all the assets that make up the U’s research enterprise—from state-of-the-art equipment to leading lab facilities—researchers’ ideas are the most valuable.

The U of M startup helps early childhood educators identify children at risk of poor learning outcomes and monitor their progress.