U-Spatial recognized undergraduate and graduate students from across disciplines for their inventive, thought-provoking maps as part of its 2017 Mapping Prize.
The dwindling population of bees, spread of cancer inside the body, and sexual assault on campus—these typically unrelated subjects have something in common: University of Minnesota researchers are working to find new ways to prevent them.
The Grant-in-Aid of Research, Artistry and Scholarship Program (GIA) awarded 53 grants in a range of fields across 16 colleges and 45 departments on the Duluth, Morris and Twin Cities campuses.
In a MinnPost op-ed, U of M VP for Research Allen Levine warns that the Trump administration's federal budget proposal would prove disastrous for US discovery and innovation.
On the U's first Research Ethics Day, researchers came together with experts from across the nation to explore a range of ethics questions related to adults, adolescents and children participating in research.
A new online platform, over a year in the making, will go live next month to streamline and enhance oversight of research involving human participants.
Inquiry explores several ongoing research projects that are advancing knowledge across a wide variety of fields, including youth brain function, computing technology, mining processes and transportation systems.
Allen Levine, Ph.D., the U’s new interim vice president for research, will oversee the University’s $900 million research enterprise across all its campuses and facilities.
