The projects seek to advance cutting-edge technologies that transform the way people access, manage, and protect data.

A biotech startup created to bring new cancer therapies to life has attracted high levels of funding during its early-stage investment rounds.

The startup, based on College of Science and Engineering research, is developing a nontoxic method for preserving biological cells used for cell therapy.

Student-founded RoundtableRx sources unexpired medications from health care facilities across the state to help people who can't afford their prescriptions.

Launching new companies based on UMN research does more than bring new technologies to the market—it also invigorates the state’s broader tech ecosystem.

A collaboration between researchers in the Center for Drug Design and Windgap Medical aims to save victims of cyanide poisoning after mass-exposure incidents.

UMN researchers and Minnesota-based Donaldson Company are investigating the factors that affect how well filters separate one fluid from another.

A new method of administering baclofen stands to help safely control muscle spasms when patients are unable to take their medicine by mouth.

A new startup incubator developed by the U of M Venture Center helps companies based on U research bring discoveries beyond the lab and into the market.

The startup, which creates interactive games to help educators teach core concepts in engaging ways, received $1.1 million in federal funding for the project.