Coming together under a single project, these researchers are developing a new, wind energy-based production method that allows Minnesotans to produce and purchase renewable fertilizers locally. 

Discovery Across Disciplines will connect U researchers from different fields of study as they prepare to solve complex issues that require both breadth and depth of knowledge.

Through a 10-week program, University of Minnesota Morris undergraduate Keyah Stone and several other students conducted plant biology research in Borneo, part of the Malay Archipelago.

In June, construction began on a first-of-its-kind drilling platform that U researchers will use to penetrate almost 11,000 feet below the surface of the main polar ice cap in East Antarctica.