The Center for the Study of Political Psychology explores how people make political judgments and how those judgments affect the broader political system.
For 10 years, UMN Duluth spatial researchers have collaborated with local governments to help them prepare for the worst that nature might throw at them.
Researchers from UMD's Large Lakes Observatory are reconstructing a history of water levels to gauge future climate conditions' effect on the water supply.
Throughout its history, the Carlson School of Management's research has helped to develop and guide effective, efficient, and ethical business practices.
College of Veterinary Medicine experts are helping Minnesota's turkey industry, an important source of livelihood for independent farms, navigate current challenges.
Anxiety disorders can make the cues that trigger fear overly broad, causing people to change their day-to-day behavior even when there's no imminent threat.
Research suggests conservation efforts that neglect earthworms, which help regulate water and nutrient flows at the base of ecosystems, could backfire.
