News & Announcements

This month we will begin the process of migrating over 2,400 existing, active biomedical studies to ETHOS. Over the past few weeks, the IRB has received several questions about the process. 

Recent U of M startup CoreBiome provides analysis of microbial communities for the human health, agricultural, and environmental industries.

Twin Cities Business recently named the University of Minnesota among its reader-chosen "Best of Business 2017" list.

The U of M's new Driven to Discover Research Facility provides an expanded, modernized space for fairgoers to participate in research.

Universities and their technology commercialization efforts play a leading role in growing the STEM fields—science, technology, engineering, and math—that keep the US competitive. 

The newest U of M-developed apple to reach the market, Rave, is trickling into grocery stores this fall but will be more widely available in fall 2018.

Washington state-based Stemilt Growers has introduced Rave, an apple developed at and licensed from the University of Minnesota.

Matt Kramer, vice president of university and government relations, discussed the U's statewide impact through research, education, and service.

A U of M biotech startup filed last month to raise up to $50 million in an initial public offering.

A biotech startup based on U of M anticancer research aims to begin clinical trials for a new immunological drug that could fight brain cancer.