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In a recent opinion piece, University of Minnesota Retirees Association members highlighted U inventions and startup companies among the University's many contributions to the state. 

The University of Minnesota is partnering with a pharmaceutical company to design a device to quickly administer a new antidote for cyanide poisoning.

Minne Inno's recently published roundup of major 2019 Twin Cities startup acquisitions includes three UMN startups.

At an event hosted by the Minnesota High Tech Assocation, U startups Anatomi, Calyxt, and NovoClade were each recognized for their achievements.

The U of M ranked 22nd on the annual Reuters list, which takes into account the number of patents filed, commercial impact, and more.

On October 10, UMN Technology Commercialization welcomed investors to the inaugural University of Minnesota Investor Event.

Farm Vision Technologies was awarded a nearly $750,000 grant last month to fund their fruit mapping technology for farmers.

A new company based on U of M technology stands to help advance studies into chronic neurological diseases like ALS, Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s.

Three U of M startups are among the 2019 MN Cup finalists: Darcy Solutions, NovoClade, and Farmvision Technologies.

The Venture Center recently announced it launched 19 new companies in the past fiscal year to ensure its innovations reach the people and industries they were designed to help.