College news
Turning research into rapid crop developmentUMN startup Vireo Ag harnesses innovations in crop genetics to produce fast growing solutions |
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Celebrating our outstanding alumniFour College of Biological Sciences graduates receive 2026 CBS Alumni Awards. |
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Testing a cure for corn wiltMikael Elias and his research group are developing enzymes that can safeguard corn plants from a bacterial infection with no known cure. |
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Painting by the numbersArtist-in-residence Emily Victory prepares for an exhibition at the Bakken this fall |
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Ecological powerhouse on the prairieCedar Creek Ecosystem Science Reserve has grown into the world hub for terrestrial ecology and collaborative research. |
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Protecting the sourceDonor gifts allow UMN interns to live and work at Itasca Biological Station, fueling critical research to keep Minnesota’s waters healthy. |
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Share your science in 180 seconds or less this fall!CBS graduate students are invited to sign up for the 2026 CBS 3-Minute Thesis Competition |
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Rate this lakeLakeside surveys across the metro ask the public how they feel about water quality. |
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Petri Dish | The AI conundrum: How do we balance the upsides of artificial intelligence for scientific research with the environmental costs?Join a discussion on how AI is transforming research and the trade-offs involved on November 11. |
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Petri Dish | The endurance blueprint: What can ancient adaptations tell us about surviving in a rapidly changing world?Explore how we can use predictive bio-design to identify the secrets of survival on October 14. |