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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. 

Recording now available from the March 21st presentation by Peter Wiringa, a U-Spatial research assistant and MGIS student.

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. 

U of M startup enVerde was among the startups presenting as part of gener8tor's LiveBETA event.

U of M scientists have become the first to scan the human body at 10.5 Teslas—an accomplishment that could help unlock new discoveries in neuroscience and other fields.

A U of M chemistry professor aims to commercialize her method for rapidly detecting urinary tract infections.

U of M student Shantal Pai writes about the imporant role state funding plays in the University's research enterprise, along with its teaching and outreach efforts. 

A licensing agreement between the U of M and ag-tech firm Sentera will bring technology for detecting nitrogen deficiency in corn to market.

University of Minnesota research is a key part of the Twin Cities's growing industry for microbiome-based medical treatments.