What do disease early detection, rare-earth-free magnets and massive information storage and processing all have in common? Magnetic materials could be instrumental in a new wave of solutions in these areas.
Historic photos lining the hall at the Andrew Boss Laboratory of Meat Science show scientists wearing suits and ties when handling carcasses, using wooden tables in their preparations and conducting their work out of barns and other bygone facilities.
Part of a unique 15-year partnership with Medtronic, efforts at the U of M’s Visible Heart Lab have resulted in reanimations of more than 50 human hearts and thousands of animal hearts.
An agreement with Boston Scientific Corp. streamlines the process by which the medical device manufacturer awards research grants to the University of Minnesota.
Distinguished McKnight University Professor Saif Benjaafar draws on knowledge of engineering, economics, computing and business to determine the most efficient way to manage complex supply chains.
The University of Minnesota has announced a new, unique approach to the way it handles intellectual property arising from research projects funded by business and industry partners.
A new technology from the University of Minnesota has resulted in a startup that may help prolong the lives of victims suffering from massive blood loss or trauma.
