College news

	Metformin: a medical mystery The discovery of a bacteria at a wastewater treatment plant ignited an investigative journey into the clinical mechanisms of a pharmaceutical used to treat diabetes.
	Cowabunga! Scientists thought they’d identified all major players of a critical metabolic pathway. New research shows evidence of more.
	Think fast! With only a few hours to complete their task, students put their creativity and critical thinking skills to the test developing biology-based solutions during the CBS Case Study Competition.
	Looking to the future The investigation of a protein linked to a worse cancer prognosis could pave a way forward for improved cancer treatments.
	An eye toward inclusion CBS hosts Inclusive Excellence Symposium to promote inclusive teaching and DEI efforts in the college.
	Research brief: Innovative detection system differentiates oak wilt and drought University of Minnesota researchers develop a new way to detect oak wilt early and accurately.
	Deer in the lyme-light Research led by Meggan Craft employs helicopters to investigate the spread of disease in Minnesota’s deer populations.
	Introducing CBS’ new alumni manager Lyndsay Stevens brings deep roots at the University of Minnesota to her new role connecting alumni with the college.
	The insidious pursuit of a salty snack A new study shows that low levels of sodium in plant tissue can cause cannibalistic behavior in a herbivorous butterfly species.
	CBS people: Bory Chhunn The CBS academic advisor enjoys helping students navigate undergraduate life.