The Office of the Vice President for Research awarded nearly $2.3 million in funding to projects supporting transdisciplinary research and collaboration across UMN colleges and campuses.
Some researchers can now return to on-site work as part of a plan meant to allow for more research activity while still limiting the coronavirus's spread.
Through the Resilient Communities Project, graduate students work with local communities to help them adapt to social, economic, and environmental change.
Early results from piloting a new way to manage Institutional Review Board submissions shows an improved turnaround time and increased employee engagement.
Minnesotans looking to learn more about crop production, community vitality, youth development, and more need look no further than the digital airwaves.
Experts from across disciplines explored opportunities for international collaboration around pressing challenges in human, animal, and environmental health.
