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In a recent episode of Planet Money, NPR chronicles how the "miracle apple" Honeycrisp (developed at the U of M) revolutionized the apple industry.

On April 20, 2018, OHRP proposed an additional delay to the Revised Common Rule. If finalized, the Revised Common Rule would require institutions to continue to comply with the requirements of the current Common Rule until January 21, 2019. This would be a six-month delay of the effective and compliance date of July 19, 2018.

A questionnaire to improve heart failure treatments was one of the first tools accepted into an FDA program that highlights resources for medical device development.

U of M startup Carp Solutions, launched in 2015, is expanding to handle an increased demand for managing invasive carp.

Research out of the U's Accessbility Observatory examines how traffic congestion affects access to jobs in 50 metropolitan areas.

U of M startup General Probiotics placed second in the annual Crop, Animal & Food Tech Showcase, hosted by the North Carolina Biotechnology Center. 

A U of M technology, licensed by Minneapolis ag-tech company Sentera, was highlighted in a Twin Cities Business article about companies making strides in agriculture technology.

The U of M Office for Technology Commercialization was named among the nominees for the "Tech Transfer Unit of the Year" award by Global University Venturing.

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