News & Announcements

Reflection Sciences, an ed-tech startup based on U of M research, has named Jeff Shelstad as its new CEO.

A U of M startup is listed among Minnesota's top funding deals for the first quarter of 2018.

The Minnesota Cancer Clinical Trials Network, funded through MnDRIVE, will establish cancer clinical trial sites across Greater Minnesota.

U of M research is a key part of the vibrant, growing life-science industry that helps to sustain Minnesota's economic vitality.

Big Picture Science features Flyover Country, an app developed by U of M researchers for learning about geological features while traveling.

See updates to the Toolkit for the month of March.

Protecting research participants is the responsibility of everyone within an organization and is not limited to the Institutional Review Board (IRB). The Human Research Protection Program (HRPP) committee has a mission to collaborate in the development, coordination, and evaluation of the University’s HRPP.

A scientist with the U of M's Hormel Institute has made discoveries related to the role specific proteins play in inflammation that could lead to better cancer treatments and prevention. 

The U of M is among the supporters of a new Twin Cities med-tech accelerator, operating under Gener8tor’s “gBETA” model, that requires no fees and no equity from participating startups.

Neuroscientists associated with the MnDRIVE Brain Conditions initiative are experimenting with technology improve motor skills in children with cerebral palsy.