The new Innovation Impact Case Award celebrates work that solves challenges and benefits individuals, organizations, and communities.

The Tekne Awards, hosted by the Minnesota Technology Association, highlight the many people and companies driving technology innovation across the state.

Clarke will lead efforts to advance knowledge around how cancer develops and to discover better ways to prevent, detect, and treat it.

The Minnesota Futures program provides two awards of up to $250,000 each to help interdisciplinary groups of researchers advance bold and creative new ideas.

By learning to talk about their research with those outside of their field, graduate students develop a key skill for their academic and professional careers.

Joan T.A. Gabel, the U's 17th president, emphasized the importance of the University research mission as part of her recent inaugural address.

Volunteers recently came together to help grow the visibility of women scientists, whose contributions have traditionally been underrepresented.

The Research Advancement & Development Professionals Network provides professional development, training, and networking opportunities.

Melanie Graham's lab, which studies diabetes and obesity, is one example of the U of M's dedication to fostering a culture of ethical animal research.

The Minnesota Cancer Clinical Trials Network, formed through the state-funded MnDRIVE initiative, will expand cancer clinical trial access across Minnesota.