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This year's Minnesota Cup includes several U of M-launched startups, including enVerde, Farm Vision Technologies, Flyover Country, and Andamio Games.

Jeff Shelstad, who was recently named CEO of U ed-tech startup Reflection Sciences, discussed the company's mission in a recent Tech.MN article.

The U of M has commercialized cold-hardy fruit varieties developed by horticultural and wine scientists to create new possibilities for local growers.

Dr. Jaime Modiano, who researches how and why cancer occurs in both dogs and humans, recently added two new cell lines to the catalog of reagent company Kerafast, helping researchers worldwide further accelerate cancer research and therapeutic development.

The founder of U of M startup Soundly, part of the inaugural gBETA Medtech cohort this spring, discusses the company in a Q&A with Medical Alley.

The Office for Technology Commercialization, which helps move research-based innovations out of the lab and into the market, is a finalist nominee for Global University Venturing's "Tech Transfer Unit of the Year" award.

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

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.

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