- 2019Inside Climate News | November 11, 2019OneZero | November 11, 2019KSTP | November 3, 2019MinnPost | October 31, 2019Mother Earth News | October 30, 2019National Public Radio | October 28, 2019ScienceDaily | October 28, 2019The Takeout | October 28, 2019WebMD | October 28, 2019Atlanta Journal Constitution | October 28, 2019Minnesota Daily | October 28, 2019How did Minnesota become the Gopher State?
Star Tribune | October 25, 2019Finding a way for lions and humans to share the savannah
Quad-City Times | October 8, 2019Washington Post | October 8, 2019Inquiry | September 23, 2019National Geographic | September 16, 2019The Minnesota Daily | September 4, 2019Anoka County oaks may hold clues to saving redheaded woodpeckers
Star Tribune | September 2, 2019As monarch butterflies vanish, the U investigates road salt as culprit — and cure
Star Tribune | August 24, 2019U of M researchers working to develop more eco-friendly fertilizer to benefit waterways, crops
KSTP I August 16, 2019A new clue to how life originated
The Atlantic | August 12, 2019St. Cloud hemp store touts the cannabis plant's versatility
Associated Press | August 6, 2019BBC News | August 5, 2019New study confirms personalised reaction to food
Food Matters Live | July 30, 2019Is CBD the miracle drug it’s made out to be?
MPR News I July 29, 2019UMN-based collaborative network for synthetic cell research receives grant
The Minnesota Daily | July 29, 2019Science | July 29, 2019RadioTimes | July 29, 2019Early life on Earth may have existed as miniature droplets of jelly
New Scientist | July 22, 2019New York Times | July 21, 2019Minnesota Public Radio | July 19, 2019Brains On! | July 2019CSPAN | July 18, 2019Park Bugle | July 18, 2019USA Today | July 18, 2019New York Post | July 12, 2019St. Cloud Times | July 12. 2019Minnesota scientists map zebra mussel genome. Now to cripple them.
Star Tribune | July 11, 2019The Lion King has got prides all wrong as zoologist addresses how movie would work in real life
Metro | July 9, 2019If The Lion King had been factually correct, it would have been a feminist story
Stylist | July 9, 2019'The Lion King' has it all wrong, this is how prides really work
News 18 | July 9, 2019In real life, Simba’s mom would be running the pride
National Geographic | July 8, 2019Wired bacteria form nature’s power grid: ‘We have an electric planet’
The New York Times | July 1, 2019Currents: Chad Zirbel, researcher, Cedar Creek Ecosystem Science Reserve
Star Tribune | June 20, 2019Unpopular science: Acid rain
Minnesota Alumni | Spring 2019Bison in East Bethel could hold key to restoring savannas
ABC Newspapers | June 3, 2019California teen traveling to U of M to study her own rare skin disorder
Kare11.com | May 28, 2019Soviets Tried So, So Hard to Eliminate the Plague
The Atlantic | May 16, 2019Show Highlight: Jeannine Cavender-Bares 5-7-19
WCCO News Talk 830 | May 7, 2019Along one Minnesota river, ice and walleyes signal a changing climate
Star Tribune | April 29, 2019Bison herd headed back to Anoka County research station this summer
Star Tribune | April 27, 2019The bloom boom: increasing frequency of algal blooms may be due to climate change
Minnesota Daily | April 22, 2019The story of rhino poaching, elephant trampling and man-eating lions is even more complicated
CNN | April 10, 2019Highlighting the Accomplishments of Women in STEM
Inquiry | March 26, 2019Hundreds fled Kilauea's lava; this unique explorer moved in
The Weather Network | March 26, 2019On the hunt for lava crickets
Hawaii Tribune-Herald | March 25, 2019CBD is booming. But US farmers struggle to keep up with demand for industrial hemp
CNBC | March 24, 2019A Peek Inside the Extremely Metal Life of Lava Crickets
Atlas Obscura | March 22, 2019UMN’s corpse flower lets its rare bloom be known — by stinking up the place
Pioneer Press | March 22, 2019University of Minnesota's stinky corpse flower blooms in all its nose-wrinkling wonder
Star Tribune | March 21, 2019U corpse flower in full 'teenager gym socks' bloom
MPR News | March 21, 2019The First Gene-Edited Food Is Now Being Served
Wired | March 20, 2019Minnesota's new untested miracle drug: What CBD can do for you (maybe)
City Pages | March 19, 2019U of M's Corpse Flower is once again ready to make a big stink
Bring Me The News | March 14, 2019Chauncy the corpse flower blooming this week at University of Minnesota
Fox 9 | March 13, 2019‘Pee-Yew’: Corpse Flower Set To Bloom Soon
CBS Minnesota | March 13, 2019Hold your noses: U's stinky corpse flower about to bloom again
Star Tribune | March 13, 2019The Latest Gene-Edited Food Is A Soybean Oil That Comes With Zero Trans Fats
Forbes | March 5, 2019Corn and other important crops can now be gene edited by pollen carrying CRISPR
Science | March 4, 2019UMN researchers predict spread of invasive plant species into Minnesota
Minnesota Daily | March 1, 2019A Comeback for African National Parks
The New York Time | February 20, 2019The Surprising Reason Zebras Have Stripes
The Atlantic | February 20, 2019A photographer captured a tender, bromantic nose rub between two male lions, and people are stunned
Business Inside | February 16, 2019Wild, Wild Weed: Genetics, Business and Politics Changing Cannabis
FOX 9 | February 11, 2019Advances could allow people who can’t stomach wheat or gluten to enjoy bread
The Washington Post | February 11, 2019Climate change is real…now what?
WHYY | January 24, 2019UMN researchers use photos to better understand MN ecosystem
Minnesota Daily | January 24, 2019KSTP-TV | January 13, 2019Armchair naturalists help Minnesota researchers classify more than 1 million nature photos
Star Tribune | January 10, 2019
Volunteer scientists play important role in wildlife research project
Brainerd Dispatch | January 4, 2019 - 2018
Coyote? Weasel? University of Minnesota researchers seek help classifying wildlife photos
MPR News | December 28, 2018The consequences of DNA kits
MPR News | December 18, 2018Fungi promoting opportunities in sustainable energy
Minnesota Daily | December 12, 2018First gene-edited food hits the market
91.5 KJZZ | December 10, 2018Giving the gift of DNA? At-home DNA kits can be fun, but can cause trouble
Kare 11 | December 10, 2018Think before you spit: At-home DNA kits can be fun, but can cause trouble
SC Times | December 9, 2018Health Notes: 'Kissing disease,' genetics tests and balance class
Duluth News Tribune | November 27, 2018Biologists create the most lifelike artificial cells yet
Science | November 19, 2018New research shows students learn better when interacting with classmates
Minnesota Daily | November 14, 2018Next generation of biotech food heading for grocery stores
Star Tribune | November 14, 2018DNA Test Kits One Of The Most Popular Holiday Gifts
CBS Minnesota | November 14, 2018U Study: Finding first treatment for mono
Kare 11 | November 13, 2018How biologists are creating life-like cells from scratch
Nature | November 7, 2018Who would want to kill a lion? Inside the minds of trophy hunters
The Guardian | November 4, 2018Moving to the U.S. Messes with Your Gut Bacteria
Newsweek | November 2, 2018Living In America Changes Gut Bacteria Composition For Immigrants
TechTimes | November 2, 2018Immigrants arrive with flourishing gut microbes. Then America’s diet trashes them.
The Washington Post | November 2, 2018Immigration to the United States changes a person's microbiome
ScienceDaily | November 1, 2018Immigrating to the U.S. leads to loss of microbiome diversity
Chemical & Engineering News | November 1, 2018Immigrants to the US change from the inside out—literally
Quartz | November 1, 2018Immigrating To The U.S.? Get Ready For A New Gut Microbiome (And Maybe More Pounds)
WBUR News | November 1, 2018Just Months of American Life Change the Microbiome
The Atlantic | November 1, 2018American diet changes gut bacteria of immigrants
Star Tribune | November 1, 2018Immigrants to the U.S. Rapidly Gain a New Microbiome
Gizmodo | November 1, 2018Gut Microbiomes Lose Diversity with Immigration: Study
The Scientist | November 1, 2018Hemp Could Become the Midwest’s Next Big Cash Crop. But What’s the Potential Environmental Impact
Twin Cities Business | November 1, 2018Greenspace: Study offers insight into grassland restoration
Post Bulletin | October 31, 2018Why Did a Zoo Lion Kill Her Longtime Mate?
Care2 \ October 26, 2018A Lioness Killed the Father of Her Cubs in Rare Attack at Indianapolis Zoo
Smithsonian.com | October 24, 2018Lioness' killing of the father of her offspring is 'extremely rare,' experts say
NBC | October 22, 2018Lioness kills father of her cubs in enclosure at Indianapolis zoo
Independent \ October 22, 2018Lioness kills lion at Indianapolis Zoo: 'That's the way they kill their prey,' expert says
IndyStar .| October 22, 2018‘She seems to have crushed his throat’: Lioness at zoo kills father of her cubs in ‘unprovoked’ attack
The Washington Post | October 22, 2018False pride: Experts advise translocation
The Times of India | October 19, 2018Hemp Could Be Big in Minnesota If It Overcomes Legal Hurdles
KTIC | October 18, 2018Cecil the Lion Died Amid Controversy—Here's What's Happened Since
National Geographic | October 15, 2018Hemp, if its legal limbo ends, could become a leading Minnesota crop
Pioneer Press | October 14, 2018How a Minnesota professor is deepening our understanding of man's closest cousin
BTN LiveBIG | October 6, 2018Roseville gene-editing firm Calyxt announces deal with soybean processor
Star Tribune | September 28, 2018CBS to build new conservatory to replace outdated building
Minnesota Daily | September 13, 2018Renewed funding for environmental research extends UMN's reach
Minnesota Daily | September 9, 2018What's behind the increasing popularity of genetic testing?
North Shore Community Radio | August 27, 2018Apogen Regenerates series A
Global University Venturing | August 24, 2018Remembering an African Lion That Defied Death
National Geographic | August 24, 2018ApoGen Biotechnologies snags new execs, $4M for scientists, researchers and lab space
Puget Sound Business Journal | August 23, 2018After 13 Years, Scientists Finally Map the Massive Wheat Genome
Wired | August 16, 2018The Future of Food
Washington Post | August 11, 2018U of M’s Gene-Editing Method to Fight Mosquito-Borne Diseases Gets NSF Funding
Twin Cities Business | August 6, 2018Is the Paleo Diet Right for You?
The New York Times | August 6, 2018Do Big Cats Get Hairballs?
Mental Floss | August 1, 2018Minnesota farmers hope for hemp in 2018 Farm Bill
Fox 9 | July 31, 2018Researchers give Snapshot Serengeti project an AI boost
The Harvard Gazette | July 24, 2018White Clover Can Be an Annoying Weed. It May Also Hold Secrets to Urban Evolution
New York Times | July 20, 2018Crispr Can Speed Up Nature—and Change How We Grow Food
Wired | July 17, 2018Why Smaller Class Sizes Close Performance Gaps In Science Courses
The University Network | July 3, 2018Cancer immunotherapy 'could be safer' with natural killer cells
Medical News Today | July 2, 2018Lowering the stakes on exams could help close the gender gap in STEM classes
NatureJobs I July 2, 2018A Predator's Return
UMN Alumni Association | Summer 2018Class Size Matters
Inside Higher Ed I June 29, 2018A CURE for undergraduate research
Science I June 29, 2018Small classes reduce performance gaps in science
ScienceDaily I June 27, 2018University of Minnesota hope bison herd will help ecosystem
The Chippewa Herald | June 25, 2018University of Minnesota Hope Bison Herd Will Help Ecosystem
US News and World Report I June 23, 2018Forget KISS; Keep Ecosystems Complex
Inquiry I June 20, 2018Can bison help save oak savanna? Scientists look to Anoka County herd to find out
Star Tribune I June 17, 2018Herd of bison to restore threatened ecosystem at UMN nature reserve
Minnesota Daily I July 17, 2018Complex river networks sustain more resilient, diverse animal populations
UPI I June 13, 2018Research Project Brings Bison Back to Central Minnesota Prairie
KSTP | June 13, 2018East Bethel welcomes 32 bison
ABC Newspapers I June 13, 2018Robotically-guided camera helping Alberta scientists study plant life
The Star | June 13, 2018Could gut bacteria drive colon cancer?
Medical News Today | May 16, 2018Leopard's 'Playful' Bite Could Have Dangerous Consequences
National Geographic I May 2018UMN College of Biological Sciences to offer new major this fall
Minnesota Daily | April 24, 2018Sitting with women in class may improve your GPA and confidence, UMN study says
Minnesota Daily | April 23, 2018DNA tests led to newfound family for these Minnesotans
Star Tribune | April 7, 2018University professor researches therapy dogs’ effect on test anxiety
Minnesota Daily | April 2, 2018Goodall, ever hopeful: We will save the chimp
MPR News | March 24, 2018Conservationist Jane Goodall brings message of hope to University of Minnesota
Star Tribune | March 23, 2018Jane Goodall Speaks At ‘U,’ Where Her Legacy Continues
CBS Minnesota | March 23, 2018Scott Kelly’s genes and NASA’s twin study on him, explained
Vox | March 21, 2018Do Big Cats Get Hairballs?
National Geographic | March 17, 2018Why Do Some Minnesota Lakes Smell Like Sulfur In Spring?
CBS Minnesota | March 14, 2018There's nothing inherent about the fact that men outnumber women in the sciences
Los Angeles Times | March 11, 2018Do Current Climate Change Models Contain an Epic Error?
Earth Island Journal | March 8, 2018Yellowstone Hot Springs Host a Shape-Shifting Virus That Could Be Used for Medicine
Newsweek | March 2, 2018Birds Sleep in Giraffe Armpits, New Photos Reveal
National Geographic | February 28, 2018Engineering Superior Photosynthesis
Harvard Magazine | March-April 2018These Crickets Can’t Sing Anymore—But They’re Still Trying
The Atlantic | February 14, 2018#Lake365 project aims to track lake changes with social media
Minnesota Daily | February 8, 2018Evolutionary Biologist Takes On ‘Paleofantasies’
KPBS | February 7, 2018Letter to the Editor: Itasca is a destination for scientists, not just touristsia
The Bemidji Press | February 7, 2018The strengths and drawbacks of genetics and genealogy
MPR News | January 30, 2018Study shows wetlands provide landscape-scale reduction in nitrogen pollution
National Science Foundation | January 29, 2018U study: Wetlands key to keeping harmful nitrates out of waters
MPR News | January 29, 2018Industrial-hemp prospects growing
Agri-View | January 24, 2018What the Marijuana Genome Map Means for the Future of Pot
Bloomberg | January 17, 2018Synthetic species made to shun sex with wild organisms
Nature | January 15, 2018Fungi fanatic
Legacy | Winter 2018Boost for budding botanists
Legacy | Winter 2018 - 2017
These Are Not Your Father’s GMOs
MIT Technology Review | December 19, 2017Using wild tools to teach with at U's preserve in East Bethel
Star Tribune | December 7, 2017Researchers Link Acceptance of Climate Change to Group Identity
Minnesota Daily | December 7, 2017
Hunt Elephants to Save Them? Some Countries See No Other Choice
New York Times | December 4, 2017
Review: Those Beautiful, Brainless, Dangerous Jellyfish of ‘Spineless’
Wall Street Journal | December 1, 2017
U Researchers Helped Bring Novel Gene Therapy to Clinical Trials
Inquiry | November 27, 2017Genetic Modification Safeguard Could Open Door to New Applications
Inquiry | November 27, 2017
College of Biological Sciences changes outlook for in-class research
Minnesota Daily | November 22, 2017
Why Is It So Hard To Keep Off Weight We’ve Lost?
WCCO | November 15, 2017Trillions of Flies Can’t All Be Bad
The New York Times | November 13, 2017Kenya male lions seen in intimate act; bonding, experts say
AP News | November 7, 201750 Years On, Chimps Studied By Jane Goodall Still Reveal Discoveries
National Geographic | October 24, 2017Personality in the chimpanzees of Gombe National Park
Scientific Data | October 24, 2017Wild and Captive Chimpanzees Share Personality Traits With Humans
The New York Times | October 24, 2017UMN program aims to reduce inequality in STEM
Minnesota Daily | October 29, 2017GMO Safety Factor Prevents Fruitful Interbreeding in the Wild
Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News | October 12, 2017University research focuses on little-studied forests
Minnesota Daily | October 1, 2017One of the world’s most popular trees arose near the Arctic Circle
Science | September 26, 2017U of M shows how industrial hemp is used
Fox 9 | September 20, 2017Tevlin: From serving in Iraq to working on Ph.D, U scholar is 'like a kid in a candy store'
Star Tribune | September 19, 2017
American oaks share a common northern ancestor
UMN.edu | September 2017Plants in the CRISPR
BioTechniques | September 2017University research preserve celebrates 75 years of biodiversity studies
Minnesota Daily | September 10, 2017Gut microbes found in hunter-gatherers shift with the seasons
PBS | August 24, 2017
How to Shake up Your Lectures, and Combat Student Disengagement
EdTech Times | August 22, 2017Calyxt Signs Construction-Leaseback Deal for New Roseville HQ
Twin Cities Business | August 9, 2017White Earth tribe holds high hopes for hemp
MPR News | August 9, 2017From chemicals to life: Scientists try to build cells from scratch
Stat | July 28, 2017Calyxt stock rises as it become Minnesota's newest public company
Star Tribune | July 20, 2017Streptococcus gallolyticus Spurs Colorectal Tumor Growth in Mice
TheScientist | July 14, 2017These bacteria may egg on colon cancer
ScienceNews | June 23, 2017Why Are Some African Lions 'White?'
National Geographic | July 2017Agricultural biotechnology company Calyxt files for IPO
Star Tribune | June 27, 2017Biodiversity valuable in many ways to humans and the planet
WTIP | June 5, 2017Who Are the U of M’s Most Entrepreneurial Researchers?
Twin Cities Business | April 26, 2017U professors look for signs of student stress
Star Tribune | April 8, 2017Major sources of pollutants in Twin Cities watershed: Fido and fertilizer
MinnPost | April 4, 2017Pets, lawn fertilizer pose big threats to Mississippi River in Twin Cities
Minnesota Public Radio | April 3, 2017What pollutes the urban Mississippi? Lawns, dogs and lots of pavement
Star Tribune | April 3, 2017Pot's cousin explored as viable crop option for Minnesota
Star Tribune | April 2, 2017U of M tech aiming to 'transform' chemotherapy lands on U.S. patent desk
Twin Cities Business | March 15, 2017Scientists creating method to break down drugs in wastewater
Kare 11 | March 5, 2017Explore with Sven: Galapagos Islands Part 1
KARE 11 | March 2, 2017First Person: George Weiblen
American Scientist | March-April, 2017Immigrants in the US are helping scientists understand how gut bacteria can be contagious
Quartz | February 14, 2017Chimps beat up, murder and then cannibalise their former tyrant
New Scientist | January 30, 2017Jessica Hellmann: 'Circular economy': To strengthen Minnesota, find value in what we now waste
Pioneer Press | January 25, 2017Plant biologists welcome their robot overloads
Nature | January 25, 2017Synthetic Species Designed to Shun Sex with Wild Organisms
Scientific American | January 18, 2018These Foods Aren't Genetically Modified but They Are 'Edited'
New York Times | January 9, 2017 - 2016
Controlling parasites may not be as good as it sounds
MPR News | December 6, 2016One month without food
The Atlantic | November 21, 2016Supermoon could turn wildlife extra wild
Seeker | November 14, 2016NCRI Cancer Conference 2016: Day 3 - prostate cancer, iKnife surgery, evolving tumors and more
Cancer Research UK | November 8, 2016Deer hunters in Central Minnesota asked to look for wolves opening weekend
KSTP | November 4, 2016Voter signage comes from MCAD student designers; 'Beyond Cecil' talk at the U
MinnPost | November 2, 2016Plant-genome hackers seek better ways to produce customized crops
Scientific American | November 2, 2016Our evloving relationship with microbes
MPR | November 1, 2016A gory tale behind the origin of 'Halloween genes'
Science | October 28, 2016Did humans kill off cave lions for their pelts?
Christian Science Monitor | October 26, 2016University of Minnesota lab aims to use simplified cells
MPR News | October 24, 2016University Lab Working to Develop Synthetic Life
MN Daily | October 13, 2016U Of M-Developed Gene Editing Technologies Making Waves In Agriculture, Medicine
Twin Cities Business | October 12, 2016African Lions on the Brink: A Conversation with Lion Expert Craig Packer
National Geographic | October 11, 2016Globalization Is Bringing Little Change in What We're Eating — or Growing
MinnPost | October 11, 2016University research tracks source of cancer mutation
MN Daily | October 8, 20162017 Adios Utopia Exhibit at the Walker to Showcase Cuban Art (Petri Dish series also featured)
MinnPost | October 4, 2016What's the Future Look Like for Wilderness and Wildlife
MPR Podcast | October 3, 2016The Plant Engineer
Science | September 16, 2016St. Paul's Recombinetics Gears Up For Commercialization of Gene-Editing Technology
Twin Cities Business | August 17, 2016Beyond CRISPR: A Guide to the Many Ways to Edit a Genome
Scientific American | August 9, 2016University of Minnesota research examines butterfly traits
Washington Post | August 1, 2016College program takes science to Minneapolis farmers markets
Star Tribune | July 23, 2016Citizen Science Project Aims to Survey Animals at Cedar Creek Ecosystem Science Reserve
KSTP | July 22, 2016University of Minnesota butterfly research peers into evolution
MN Daily | July 20, 2016U outreach displays science's diversity
MN Daily | July 13, 2016Plants Can Gamble, According to Study
Science | June 30, 2016Cecil the Lion Died One Year Ago Today, Here's What's Happened Since
National Geographic | June 30, 2016Should Wild Animals That Attack People be Killed?
Washington Post | June 21, 2016New Mating Position Adds to 'Frog Kama Sutra'
National Geographic | June 14, 2016Getting a Clearer Picture of HIV
Minnesota Magazine | Summer, 2016The Frog Kamasutra Gains a Chapter, Thanks to Camera-Wielding Biologists
Smithsonian.com | June 14, 2016Discovery of a new mating position in frogs
PhysOrg | June 14, 2016New 'Froggy Style' Sex Position Discovered in Bombay Night Frogs
Motherboard | June 14, 2016Discovery of a new mating positions in frogs
EurekAlert | June 14, 2016'Kermit Sutra' gets seventh amphibian mating position
ScienceNews | June 14, 2016Trophy Hunting Fees Do Little to Help Threatened Species, Report Says
New York TImes | June 13, 2016Those Gay Male Lions That Went Viral Were Actually Just Sexually Fluid Bros
Connections.Mic | April 21, 2016Yes, Those Cuddling Lions are Male. But That Doesn't Mean They're Gay.
Washington Post | April 19, 2016SciSpark hails women in science
MN Daily | March 29, 2016U study: Trees adapt to climate change
MN Daily | March 29, 2016U probes bacteria in the gut
MN Daily | March 7, 2016The U of M's Corpse Flower: In Search of Some Serious Stink
MSP magazine | February 10, 2016Stench-ridden corpse flower blooms at University of Minnesota
Canada Journal | February 9, 2016Foul-smelling 'corpse flower' blooms at U of Minnesota
Kare 11 | February 8, 2016Stinky 'corpse flower' blooms at U of Minn.
MPR | February 8, 2016Foul-smelling 'corpse flower' blooms at U of Minnesota
The Washington Times | February 8, 2016Photos: Corpse flower in bloom at the U
Star Tribune | February 8, 2016Pungent corpse flower at U finally blooms
Star Tribune | February 8, 2016Stench-Ridden Corpse Flower Blooms at 'U'
WCCO | February 8, 2016Corpse flower set to bloom this week
Kare 11 | February 1, 2016Corpse flower at University of Minnesota set to bloom, unleash foul smell
Tech Times | February 1, 2016What's that smell? 'Corpse flower' to bloom this week at U of MN
MPR | February 1, 2016'Corpse flower' set to bloom this week in St. Paul
Pioneer Press | February 1, 2016'Corpse flower' ready to bloom
Fox 21 | January 31, 2016Foul-smelling 'corpse flower' set to bloom at U of Minnesota
Kare 11 | January 31, 2016U of M dares noses to get a whiff of famously stinky flower blooming soon
Star Tribune | January 31, 2016It's about to smell like rotting meat at the U of M: Rare 'corpse flower' set to bloom
Bring Me the News | January 31, 2016Rare and stinky 'Corpse Flower' about to bloom at University of Minnesota
KSTP | January 30, 2016Rare 'corpse flower' about to unleash stench at U of M
Fox 9 | January 30, 2016U's 'Corpse Flower' to Pungently Bloom Next Week
WCCO | January 29, 2016U offers climate change courses
MN Daily | January 25, 2016Prof paves way for new cancer drug
MN Daily | January 20, 2016Interdisciplinarity: Bring biologists into biomimetics
Nature | January 19, 2016The Evolution of Cooperation
The Scientist | January 1, 2016 - 2015
Minnesota’s top bonding priority: Fix existing stuff
Pioneer Press | December 30, 2015A Lion Expert Who Isn’t Inclined to Turn Tail
New York Times | December 28, 2015After Cecil Furor, U.S. Aims to Protect Lions Through Endangered Species Act
New York Times | December 20, 2015Minnesota's wintering woodpeckers command attention
Star Tribune | December 17, 2015Local startup awarded NSF grant
MN Daily | December 15, 2015Reuben Harris on How Tamoxifen Resistance May be Driven by APOBEC3B
OncLive | December 10, 2015Don't blame grandma yet, but your asthma may be her fault
PBS | December 9, 2015George Wieblen on MPR News with Tom Weber
MPR News | December 6, 2015Minneapolis start-up wins federal grant to develop educational biology game
Star Tribune | December 2, 2015El Niño meets the rain forest
The New Yorker | November 27, 2015MOCA continues fight against ovarian cancer through fundraising research
WCCO | November 27, 2015Rethinking lion conservation
PLOS | November 23, 2015Biodiversity stabilizes climate
MN Daily | October 27, 2015Lion population in Africa likely to fall by half, study finds
New York Times | October 26, 2015East, West Africa could lose 50% of their lions by 2035
Science | October 26, 2015Why restoring nature could be the key to fighting climate change
Time | October 14, 2015Vines smother forests' ability to store carbon, study finds
The Austrailian | October 13, 2015Study quantifies Liana Vines' threat to forests
New York Times | October 12, 2015A conversation with field biologist Craig Packer on the lives of lions
MPR | October 12, 2015Scientists say vines strangle carbon storage in tropical forests
PhysOrg | October 12, 2015Nutrition Inequality: The Gap Between The Poor And Everyone Else
WGBH | October 7, 2015The battle over genome editing gets science all wrong
Wired | October 4, 2015Craig Packer: ‘Cecil the lion’s killer was unlucky and not altogether to blame’
The Guardian | October 4, 2015Micropigs: Scientists in China to sell genetically-altered hogs for $1,600
Tech Times | October 3, 2015Lion expert shares his experiences
MN Daily | September 30, 2015What we mourned when we mourned Cecil
New Yorker | September 29, 2015Hemp legally harvested in Minnesota for the first time in over 60 years
KSTP | September 24, 2015Hemp legally harvested in Minnesota for study
MPR News | September 24, 2015Who is the master of your microbial domain?
Popular Science | September 23, 2015Host genetic architecture and the landscape of microbiome composition: Humans weigh in
Genome Biology | September 22, 2015Genetics, immunity, and the microbiome
The Scientist | September 16, 2015This lion expert was banned from Tanzania for exposing corruption
National Geographic | September 16, 2015Minnesota's other lion guy
MinnPost | September 11, 2015Loved to death: It's not just hunting that's decimating Africa's wildlife
Salon | August 30, 2015What to read in October
Discover | August 27, 2015The hidden consequences of hunting Africa's lions
L.A. Times | August 22, 2015Minnesota to go slow on industrial hemp pilot project, frustrating farmers eager to grow crop
Star Tribune, | August 8, 2015Can hunting save the lion?
The Sunday Times | August 2, 2015The lion that broke the internet: Hard truths about Cecil and our woefully short attention span
Salon | July 31, 2015Forget hunters. Humans pose all kinds of risks to lions
Washington Post | July 31, 2015Seven reasons to love lions
BBC | July 30, 2015Lions in the balance: Can hunting save the kings of the jungle?
New Scientist | July 29, 2015Hemp vs. marijuana: Minnesota researcher finds genetic difference
MPR News | July 21, 2015Senators tell DEA to stop messing with state hemp crops
Reason.com | July 20, 2015Hemp vs. marijuana: Why growing hemp should not be restricted like pot
Medical Daily | July 20, 2015Bacteria could improve cancer detection
MN Daily | July 15, 2015U of Minn. study: Invasive plants get a leg up in fertilized grasslands
MPR News | July 15, 2015Americans are malnourished (but not for the reasons you'd think)
Shape | July 10, 2015Malnutrition rates are up worldwide. Here's why.
Huffington Post | July 8, 2015Step away from the burger: Why a 'Western' diet is bad for your health
CNN | July 7, 2015U of M study could help prevent, treat colon cancer
KSTP | June 29, 2015Microbiome study of colorectal cancer uncovers signature of virulence genes
Genome Web | June 24, 2015U research furthers options for colorectal treatment and prevention
MN Daily | June 24, 2015Bacteria implicated in development of colon cancer
Voices of America | June 23, 2015New colon cancer culprit found in gut microbiome
Medical Press | June 23, 2015Why doesn't the honey badger care?
Kare 11 | June 23, 2015A gruesome zebra buffet snapped in the Serengeti
New York Times | June 22, 2015Science confirms: Honey badger don't care
Mental Floss | June 17, 2015Biology finally explains why honey badger don't care
Slate | June 16, 2015U technology is key to potent drug to treat blood cancer
Star Tribune | June 12, 2015How gut bacteria affects your health: What we know, what we don't
MPR News | June 9, 2015Snapshot Serengeti: Photography project captures wild beasts in their natural habitat
International Business Times | June 9, 2015What happens when 28,000 volunteers are set loose in the virtual Serengeti
Discover | June 9, 2015Serengeti snaps capture secret lives of animals
New Scientist | June 9, 201516 animal selfies that capture life in the Serengeti
PBS Newshour | June 9, 2015Slide show: Secret lives of the Serengeti
The New Yorker | June 9, 2015Automated cameras record Serengeti life
BBC News | June 9, 2015The animals of the Serengeti get caught in surprise selfies
Wired | June 9, 2015This is what Serengeti animals do when nobody's looking
Popular Science | June 9, 2015A new database of wildlife photos from the Serengeti is an Internet rabbit hole of baby animals
Washington Post | June 9, 2015University to invest in startup companies
MN Daily | May 27, 2015Desteñidos los bosques de los mil colores
El Espectador | May 20, 2015The origins of war
BBC Radio 4 | May 19, 2015Health beat: University of Minnesota explores link between antibiotics, adult diseases
Star Tribune | May 16, 2015Human impacts affect plant stability
MN Daily | April 29, 2015DNA tech in legal battle
MN Daily | April 29, 2015Apes in a human world
New Yorker | April 22, 2015A potato made with gene editing
MIT Technology Review | April 20, 2015‘Infested,’ About Bedbugs, by Brooke Borel
New York Times | April 17, 2015Study: For stable grasslands, maintain plant diversity
Minnesota Public Radio | April 16, 2015Two students work for more Native Americans in the sciences
MN Daily | April 7, 2015Hemp research bill advancing at the Capitol
MPR news | March 27, 2015Hemp bill could benefit U research
Minnesota Daily | March 25, 2015Industry, university deal moves novel cancer treatment forward
UMN Inquiry | February 3, 2015Learning from animal friendships
New York Times | January 26, 2015 - 2014
Shocking Ideas: Jeff Gralnick / Microbe Power Plants
Big Picture Science | December 15, 2014New study explores apparent immunity to the HIV virus
MN Daily | December 4, 2014U of Minn. researchers discover protein that fights HIV infection
KSTP | November 20, 2014HIV Immunity: Genetic variation and antiviral enzymes explain why some people are naturally immune to HIV
Medical Daily | November 20, 2014New study reveals why some people may be immune to HIV-1
UMNews | November 19, 2014Plant-based diet is best for the planet, new science says
Time | November 12, 2014Translating research to everyone
MN Daily | October 22, 2014Molecular biology: Genetic touch-ups
Nature | October 16, 2014Campus fungal research mushrooming
MN Daily | October 15, 2014Decaying buildings hinder research, teaching
MN Daily | October 8, 2014If the world started over, would life evolve the same way?
Wired | October 3, 2014U scoops biochem researcher from across the pond
MN Daily | October 2, 2014Ecology professor wins int'l award for his world-renowned research
MN Daily | September 22, 2014Chimps may look cute, but controversial new study says they're natural-born killers
Huffington Post | September 19, 2014CBS adapts hiring for new areas
MN Daily | September 18, 2014Humans not guilty in shaping chimpanzee, bonobo behavior
PhysOrg | September 18, 2014Chimpanzees are natural born killers, study says, and they prefer mob violence
The Washington Post | September 18, 2014Killing comes naturally to chimps, scientists say
NPR | September 18, 2014Why do chimps kill each other?
Science | September 17, 2014Lethal violence in chimps occurs naturally, study suggests
New York Times | September 17, 2014Monkey see, monkey kill: The evolutionary roots of lethal combat
Los Angeles Times | September 17, 2014Chimp-on-chimp violence: A study in the roots of brutality
USA Today | September 17, 2014Killer chimps reveal why violence persists
Discovery | September 17, 2014Extinct pigeon's wild, strange trip might not be over
Pioneer Press | August 31, 2014Collisions with glass kill birds, but what does it do to bird populations?
Star Tribune | August 19, 2014U of M researcher talks about possible cancer study breakthrough
ABC | August 7, 2014U of M professor discovers he has a mountain named after him
KSTP | July 17, 2014At 81, professor still pioneers research
MN Daily | July 16, 2014Cancer researchers seek more funding
MN Daily | July 9, 2014The new thinking on microbes
Star Tribune | June 18, 2014Microbes: Forget good and bad, but don't forget that they vastly outnumber us
Los Angeles Times | June 13, 2014Winter road salt is wreaking havoc on summer butterflies
Red Orbit | June 15, 2014Butterflies near salted roads grow larger eyes and muscles
New Scientist | June 10, 2014Salting icy roads bad for butterflies – study
3 News, New Zealand | June 10, 2014Le salage des routes en hiver écourte la vie des papillions
Le Devoir | June 10, 2014Animali: Esposizione sale antigelo fa bene alle farfalle
Agenzia italia | June 10, 2014Leben am Straßenrand: Streusalz vergrößert hirn und muskeln von schmetterlingen
Spiegel Online | June 10, 2014Le salage des routes toxique pour les papillons
Enviro2B | June 10, 2014Schmetterlinge profitieren von Streusalz: Hirn und muskeln wachsen
ShortNews | June 10, 2014U of M Biologist studies road salt’s effect on butterflies, other wildlife
WCCO | June 9, 2014Les papillons souffrent du salage des routes en hiver
France TV | June 9, 2014Sol sypana na drogi wplywa na rozwoj motyli
Money.pl | June 9, 2014Road salt creating beefier butterflies
National Geographic | June 9, 2014Road salt makes male butterflies brawnier, females brainier
Los Angeles Times | June 9, 2014Study investigates impact of road salt on butterfly development
PhysOrg | June 9, 2014Road salt alters butterflies growth
MSN UK | June 9, 2014Active learning classrooms break the mold
Here & Now | May 8, 2014MN Daily | April 10, 2014
MN Daily | April 8, 2014
MN Daily | March 25, 2014
MN Daily | March 26, 2014
CBS research program targets transfers
MN Daily | March 6, 2014Weird purple frog seduces females from underground
National Geographic | February 19, 2014Paleofantasy, silent crickets, and Marlene Zuk
Wired | January 31, 2014When will medical marijuana be legal in Minnesota
City Pages | January 29, 2014The paleo diet: Can it really be good for you?
The Telegraph | January 29, 2014 - 2013
UMN professor probes the science of blue jay betrayal
Pioneer Press | December 11, 2013The shocking sex secrets of insects
New York Times | November 30, 2013Minn. celebrity hunter under fire after killing lion
Kare 11 | November 21, 2013Dallas Zoo exhibits male lions for first time since one of them killed lioness
Dallas News | November 20, 2013Fenced-in lions divide wildlife conservationists
Scientific American | November 20, 2013Fences divide lion conservationists
Nature | November 19, 2013Alga takes first evolutionary leap to multicellularity
New Scientist | November 14, 2013Fewer students seek advanced degrees at U of M
Star Tribune | November 12, 2013It's in the genes
The Scientist | October 24, 2013After shutdown, research stalled
MN Daily | October 21, 2013Researchers suggest complex relationship between phosphorus levels and nitrogen removal in lakes
Environmental Research Web | October 15, 2013Algae fixes may trigger more lake pollution, study says
Pioneer Press | October 11, 2013Panic in bloom
Minneapolis/St. Paul | October 10, 2013Algae fixes may trigger more lake pollution
MPR | October 10, 2013Are humans inadvertently helping make animals smarter?
AlterNet | October 10, 2013Isabella Rossellini's Mammas
Studio 360 | October 10, 2013Real Paleos know the whole lifestyle
Financial Times of London | October 7, 2013U research predicts overfishing threats
MN Daily | October 3, 2013Students jump on new minor
MN Daily | September 23, 2013Early-warning system to prevent fishery collapse
Science Daily | September 16, 2013New hires bring new expertise to CBS
MN Daily | September 11, 2013U develops research plan
MN Daily | September 9, 2013U weighs new college
MN Daily | September 5, 2013UMN considers merging colleges of ag and biological sciences
MPR | September 4, 2013Dean steps down; U considers merging two colleges
Star Tribune | September 4, 2013Frogs inform hearing aid research
MN Daily | September 3, 2013Are we causing animals to grow bigger brains?
Discovery News | August 23, 2013As humans change landscape, brains of some animals change, too
New York Times | August 22, 2013How city living is reshaping the brains and behavior of urban animals
Wired | August 22, 2013Female frogs prefer males who can multitask
EarthSky | August 19, 2013It's time to address Minnesota's 'innovation deficit'
MinnPost | August 14, 2013University of Minnesota researcher ask, "Can pennycress save the world?"
Twin Cities Daily Planet | August 13, 2013Animals to Hollywood: Get it right
Los Angeles Times | August 10, 2013Prof learns capital is key to develop technology
Star Tribune | August 3, 2013The short happy life of a Serengeti lion
National Geographic | August, 2013Living with lions
National Geographic | August, 2013Will fences save Africa's lion king
NBC News | July 30, 2013Tackling fracking
UMNews | July 26, 2013Shared planet: Professor Craig Packer
BBC Radio 4 | July 22, 2013New book counters the cave man craze
Star Tribune | July 21, 2013Human Exceptionalism
Wall Street Journal | July 19, 2013Antiviral enzyme behind several cancers identified
Post | July 16, 2013Researchers find that antiviral enzyme contributes to several forms of cancer
Medical News Today | July 16, 2013Researchers find that antiviral enzyme contributes to several forms of cancer
MediLexicon | July 16, 2013Genomic data analyses implicate immune proteins in mutagenesis across multiple cancers
Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News | July 15Antiviral enzyme behind several forms of cancer identified
Times of India | July 15, 2013Antiviral enzyme contributes to several forms of cancer
World Pharma News | July 15, 2013Antiviral enzyme behind several forms of cancer identified
Business Standard | July 15, 2013U research ties enzyme to cancer-causing DNA mutations
MPR News | July 14, 2013'U' researchers pinpoint enzyme that leads to several cancers
WCCO | July 14, 2013Antiviral enzyme contributes to several forms of cancer
Medical Press | July 14, 2013Paleo diet is half-baked
Salon | June 9, 2013Are humans intrinsically violent?
Access Minnesota | July 7, 2013Canned lion hunting: A necessary evil?
Eye Witness News | June 3, 2013For cicadas and a researcher who studies them, it's all about sex
MPR News | May 28, 2013The social behavior of chimps and other primates, and what it tells us about ourselves
WTIP | May 20, 2013Ecologist nets top honor
UMNews | May 14, 2013Electrifying potential
UMNews | May 6, 2013Paleofantasy: What evolution really tells us about sex, diet, and how we live
Science News | May 3, 2013U professor appointed to National Academy of Sciences
MPR | May 2, 2013Your paleofads are paleo-B.S.
PopSci | May 2, 2013Evolution in medical school: Do we need more of it?
Boston.com | April 29, 2013Evolutionary biologist says cave-man diet is flawed
Japan Times | April 29, 2013Good fences make safe lions
Los Angeles Times | April 25, 2013Paleofantasy: What evolution really tells us about sex, diet, and how we live by Marlene Zuk - review
The Guardian | April 24, 2013April 27: Paleo-fantasy
cbcradio | April 24, 2013Paleo diet is difficult to perfect: Marlene Zuk: Evolutionary biology and author says so
KpopStarz | April 24, 2013Gir saturated, transfer a lifeline
The Times of India | April 22, 2013The paleo diet delusion: Paleofantasy's Marlene Zuk on evolutionary and dietary myths
Reason.com | April 22, 2013University Imaging Centers peers into the future
Research UMN | April 19, 2013Bugging out on insect music
Wall Street Journal | April 16, 2013Size indeed matters, suggests male attractiveness study
USA Today | April 8, 2013University centers cash in on outsourcing services
MN Daily | April 8, 2013The paleo diet is a paleo fantasy
Slate | April 7, 2013Paleo author reviews anti-paleo book
Boing Boing | April 3, 2013Stop trying to live like a caveman
Smithsonian | April 1, 2013Unthinkable... until now
Minnesota Magazine | Spring 2013Three University of Minnesota students named Barry M. Goldwater Scholars
UMNews | March 29, 2013University of Minnesota professor studies ways to clean and recycle fracking's wastewater
Daily Planet | March 26, 2013To save the king of the jungle, a call to pen him in
New York Times | March 26, 2013Paleofantasy: Scholar grills meat-eater theory
The Columbus Dispatch | March 24, 2013Similarities seen between Tanzania lion debate, Minn. wolf hunt
KSTP | March 20, 2013Biotechnology Resource Center scales up innovations
Business UMN | March 19, 2013Paleofantasy: What evolution really tells us about sex, diet, and how we live by Marlene Zuk: Review
Toronto Star | March 15, 2013You aren't what they ate
Wall Street Journal | March 15, 2013Evolutionary biology: Twisting the tale of human evolution
Nature | March 14, 2013"Paleofantasy": Stone Age delusions
Salon | March 10, 2013Mummies show signs of heart disease
USA Today | March 10, 2013California death prompts questions about lion attacks
National Geographic | March 8, 2013World's leading lion researcher calls for a 'Marshall Plan' for African wildlife
PhysOrg | March 8, 2013'Paleofantasy': Why this biologist thinks the 'caveman' health fad is unevolved
The Globe and Mail | March 8, 2013'Marshall Plan' for African wildlife?
Science Daily | March 7, 2013Dollars and fence key to saving lions
ABC Science | March 7, 2013Half of Africa's lions could be gone in 40 years, conservationists warn
NBC News | March 6, 2013Fences may be only hope for Africa's lions
UPI | March 6, 2013Lions face extinction, half likely gone within 40 years
Red Orbit | March 6, 2013Fencing off wild lions from humans 'could save them'
BBC News | March 6, 2013Want to save lions? Fence them in
Science | March 6, 2013From whisker spots to paradigm shifts: How to save the lions
Scientific American | March 5, 2013Evolution, sex, and finding your inner grok: An interview with Marlene Zuk
Los Angeles Review of Books | February 26, 2013Misguided nostalgia for our paleo past
Chronicle of Higher Education | February 18, 2013At snapshot Serengeti, classifying Africa's animals
Newsweek | February 12, 2013New discovery: Breast cancer enzyme causes mutations
About.com | February 11, 2013APOBEC3B enzyme plays a key role in breast cancer
News Medical | February 10, 2013Masonic Cancer Center researchers discover enzyme behind breast cancer mutations
Health Talk | February 8, 2013Discovery could create new early-detection breast cancer strategy
My Fox Atlanta | February 8, 2013'DNA editing' enzyme could fuel breast cancer
Cancer Research UK | February 8, 2013Enzyme could be key to breast cancer
Fox News Radio | February 7, 2013Breast gene discovery could transform treatment
Newsmax Health | February 7, 2013Key influencer in breast cancer discovered
Science World Report | February 7, 2013U enzyme discovery could lead to breast cancer cure
MN Daily | February 7, 2013U of M discovery may help prevent breast cancer
KSTP | February 7, 2013Scientists reveal the enzyme responsible for the mutations that cause breast cancer
Doctor Tipster | February 7, 2013Main culprit behind breast cancers discovered
ANI News | February 7, 2013U find could be key to cancer
Austin Daily Herald | February 7, 2013U of M researchers make breast cancer discovery
KTTC | February 7, 2013Major breast cancer breakthrough
KAAL | February 6, 2013Blood test to detect cancer
KMSP | February 6, 2013Breast cancer: Enzyme discovery could create new early-detection strategy
KMSP | February 6, 2013U of M research 'identifies' a cause of breast cancer
WCCO | February 6, 2013U find could be key to cancer
Star Tribune | February 6, 2013Enzyme behind breast cancer mutations identified
ScienceDaily | February 6, 2013Breast cancer DNA mutator found
UMNews | February 5, 2013How evolution has shaped C. albicans could provide insights into preventing and treating infections
Medical News Today | February 1, 2013Human-directed evolution in petri dish creates artificial proto enzyme
Science World Report | February 1, 2013First artificial enzyme created by evolution in a test tube
Kurzweil | February 1, 2013Discovery of sexual mating in Candida albicans could provide insights into infections
Press-News | January 31, 2013University researcher creates first artificial enzyme
MN Daily | January 31, 2013Controlled evolution in a test tube produces artificial enzymes
PopSci | January 31, 2013Researchers unveil first artificial enzyme created by evolution in a test tube
Scicasts | January 31, 2013Controlled evolution in a test tube produces artificial enzymes
eScience News | January 31, 2013Jurassic Park molecules?
UMNews | January 30, 2013First artificial enzyme created by evolution in a test tube
ScienceDaily | January 30, 2013Test tube evolution creates artificial enzyme with new structure in lab
Geekosystem | January 30, 2013Discovery of sexual mating in candida albicans could provide insights into infections
Science Daily | January 30, 2013Enzyme created in test tube displays new structure, function
PhysOrg | January 17, 2013 - 2012
MCTC, U forge science tie
Star Tribune | December 24, 2012Breakthroughs of 2012
Science | December 21, 2012The tale of the TALEs
Science | December 14, 2012Millions of camera-trap images reveal Serengeti life
BBC Nature | December 13, 2012Hunt for African wildlife from your computer
Smithsonian | December 12, 2012The best way to procrastinate in the zooniverse
Scientific American | December 12, 2012'Citizen scientists' classify wildlife
MN Daily | December 12, 2012Minn. researchers launch citizen science project "Snapshot Serengeti"
MPR News | December 12, 2012A line or two: SciSpark
The Line | November 14, 2012Is biology just another pink collar profession?
Chronicle of Higher Education | October 30,2 012MCTC, University of Minnesota forge biotechnology partnership
Star Tribune | October 23, 2012U of M scientist helped international team of scientists map barley genome
Star Tribune | October 18, 2012University of Minnesota: Barley genome mapped by scientist
Pioneer Press | October 18, 2012U of M scientist helps map barley genome
Post Bulletin | October 18, 2012Scientists map the barley genome
Ag Professional | October 18, 2012Cheers for barley genome
Discovery News | October 18, 2012Did lioness really befriend baby antelope in photographs?
Mother Nature Network | October 17, 2012The future of agriculture may be up
Wall Street Journal | October 15, 2012New technologies advance livestock genomics for agricultural and biomedical uses
PhysOrg | October 1, 2012New digs at Itasca
UMNews | September 25, 2012The social lives of plants
UMNews | September 24, 2012Mayo Researchers Develop Editing Toolkit for Customizing Zebrafish Genomes
Science Newsline | September 24, 2012Custom gene editing rewrites zebrafish DNA
Nature | September 23, 2012Itasca State Park: U of M biological station to undergo makeover
Park Rapids Enterprise | September 22, 2012Itasca State Park: U of M biological station to undergo makeover
Bemidji Pioneer | September 22, 2012Itasca breaks ground on renovation
MN Daily | September 21, 2012Scientists use biotechnology to clean up fracking wastewater
Bioscience Technology | September 19, 2012Clean fracking water with silica superbugs
Discovery News | September 19, 2012U of M team using biotech to cut fracking impacts
WCCO | September 18, 2012Minn. team using biotech to cut fracking impacts
CBSNews | September 18, 2012U of M team using biotech to cut fracking impacts
KSTP | September 18, 2012U of M team using biotech to cut fracking impacts
NPR | September 18, 2012U researchers get $600,000 to reduce hydro-fracking waste
Star Tribune | September 17, 2012Good Question: Are Minnesota lakes getting warmer?
WCCO | August 9, 2012Tale of two scientific fields - ecology and phylogenetics - offers new views of Earth's biodiversity
NSF | August 3, 2012After 3 years, Itasca lands upgrade funding
MN Daily | August 1, 2012Microbes in the Mississippi
UMNews | July 31, 2012'Darwinian Agriculture' explains how evolution can improve agriculture
Phys.Org | July 25, 2012U of M researcher explores how nature and science can be applied to modern agriculture in 'Darwinian Agriculture'
UMNews | July 25, 2012Danforth Center leads $12M DOE bioenergy study
GenomeWeb Daily News | July 19, 2012The push to develop drought-resistant crops
Minnesota Public Radio, July 18, 2012Ribbeting research
UMNews, July 11, 2012This week in PNAS: Reshaping of the maize transcriptome by domestication
PNAS | July 3, 2012Geckos' sticky toes inspire engineers
Cape Times | June 29, 2012'Sticky' Gecko toepads could inspire better adhesive technologies
News Track India | June 28, 2012'Sticky' gecko toepad secrets could inspire future robots to run up walls
BioScholar | June 28, 2012The evolution of sticky feet
redOrbit | June 28, 2012Geckos evolved sticky toe pads repeatedly
International Science Times | June 28, 2012New U research traces evolutionary history of geckos’ sticky toepad
MNDaily | June 27, 2012Geckos evolved sticky feet many times
Discover | June 27, 2012Falling in love may take a lifetime of research
New York Times | June 25, 2012Proposed U of M building at Lake Itasca would bring jobs, business
Bemidji Pioneer | March 10, 2012Plant police drop botanical bombshell
Star Tribune, March 7, 2012Meet Jonathan Foley, 'climate pragmatist'
New York Times, March 6, 2012They know the drool
UMNews | January 30, 2012Biologically best
UMNews | January 26, 2012Making a difference: 'Overachiever' helps kids affected by cancer
CBS | January 19, 2012His body of research
UMNews | January 18, 2012Multicellular life evolves in laboratory
Wired | January 17, 2012Yeast suggest speedy start for multicellular life
Nature | January 16, 2012Test tube yeast evolve multicellularity
Scientific American | January 16, 2012Mother of all mergers
UMNews | January 16, 2012Yeast experiment hints at a faster evolution from single cells
New York Times | January 16, 2012Evolving multicellularity
The Scientist | January 16. 2012How I became we, which became I again
Discover | January 16. 2012Biologists replicate key evolutionary step in life on Earth
NSF | January 16, 2012 - 2011
Forget love, biological sex is a battlefield
Boing,Boing | November 17, 2011A tailored pair of genes
UMNews | November 16, 2011Q: Where would you not expect evolution to be controversial? A: The Galapagos
MPR | November 16, 2011U of M researcher turns to 'crowdfunding'
KARE 11 | November 14, 2011U of M researcher turns to 'crowdfunding'
MPR | November 14, 2011U of M researcher turns to 'crowdfunding'
MSNBC | November 14, 2011200 cameras are set to capture millions of lion images from Tanzania
MN Daily | November 11, 2011A spitting image of health
Science News | November 10, 2011CBS undergrads lend a hand with research
Minnesota Daily | November 10, 2011Leopards in the Twillight Zone
Natural History | November 3, 2011U honors feels strain of more STEM students
Minnesota Daily | October 25, 2011Open source ecology takes root across the world
Science | October 21, 2011Ordinary vikings come alive in East Bethel
ABC Newspapers | October 20, 2011Undergrad enrollment gets a boost
Minnesota Daily | October 17, 2011Deep thinking about the future of food
New York Times | October 13, 2011Hope for a hungry planet
UMNews | October 12, 2011Facing planetary enemy no. 1: Agriculture
NPR | October 12, 2011U researcher offers ideas to feed the world without ruining the planet
Star Tribune | October 12, 2011Biodiversity and Productivity
Science | September 23, 2011Plant biodiversity theory debunked
Nature | September 22, 2011Soudan Mine Researchers Seek Window to Past
Northland's News Center, August 11, 2011Study: Chance favors wealth concentration
UPI, August 1, 2011Full moon may signal rise in lion attacks
Scientific American, July 25, 2011Lions attack more humans after a full moon
Huffington Post, July 25, 2011Lions more likely to eat humans following full moon, African study shows
Herald Sun, July 22, 2011Lions conjure up an appetite during full moon
Wanderlust, July 22, 2011Moon wanes, Leo rises - lion attacks more common in week after full moon
Discover, July 22, 2011Being male is high-maintenance
ScienceNews, July 22, 2011Chance favors the concentration of wealth
RedOrbit, July 22, 2011Chance favors the concentration of wealth
PsyPost, July 22, 2011U of M study: Chance puts wealth in hands of a few
TC Business, July 22, 2011Where lions like to attack after the full moon
The World, July 22, 2011Are lions responsible for our fear of the dark
Anthrophysis, July 22, 2011Lion attacks rise after full moon
Sydney Morning Herald, July 21, 2011Study: Lions more likely to eat you after full moon
GantDaily, July 21, 2011Why lions will eat you after a full moon
Newser, July 21, 2011More about that lion study: The U's Craig Packer writes from Tanzania
Star Tribune, July 21, 2011When lions attack
Salon, July 21, 2011Man-eating lion danger and the full moon
USA Today, July 21, 2011Full moon indicates impending danger from lion attack, study shows
Science Daily, July 21, 2011Forget vampires and zombies: man-eating lions attack after full moon
International Business Times, July 21, 2011Late night snack: humans are most at risk of being eaten by lions just after a full moon
UK Daily Mail, July 21, 2011One gene keeps Mickey from turning into Minnie
Discover, July 20, 2011Rapid venom evolution in Pit Vipers may be defensive; marsupials that prey on venomous snakes also evolve rapidly
Science Daily, July 20, 2011Man-eating lions attack by the dark of the moon
Science, July 20, 2011A full moon warns of hungry lions, new study shows
Star Tribune, July 20, 2011The lion eats tonight...
Science, July 20, 2011Full moon fears may be well founded
UMNews, July 20, 2011Maneaters most likely to strike after full moon
Guardian, July 20, 2011When full moon wanes, lions attack humans
NBC News, July 20, 2011How to avoid becoming a lion's dinner
CBS News, July 20, 2011Full moon tonight? Lions won't bite
Star Tribune, July 20, 2011Man eating lions attack by the dark of the moon
Science, July 20, 2011Opossums drive viper venom evolution
Wild Mammal, July 20, 2011Rapid venom evolution in pit vipers
Darwiniana, July 20, 2011Rapid evolution in venomous snakes, predators
California Science & Technology News, July 20, 2011Opossums influence evolution of snake venom
EarthSky, July 19, 2011Rapid venom evolution in vipers may be defensive; Marsupials that prey on venomous snakes also evolve rapidly
Twitter.com/weityoutube, July 19, 2011Rapid venom evolution in pit vipers may be defensive
World News, July 19, 2011A gene that prevents sex reversals
UMNews | July 18, 2011Rapid venom evolution in pit vipers may be defensive
e! Science News, July 18, 2011Rapid venom evolution in pit vipers may be defensive
Tipspad, July 18, 2011Rapid venom evolution in pit vipers may be defensive
First Science, July 18, 2011Rapid venom evolution in pit vipers may be defensive
Crazy Chucks, July 18, 2011Rapid venom evolution in pit vipers may be defensive
Feed my science, July 18, 2011Rapid venom evolution in pit vipers may be defensive
PhysOrg, July 18, 2011Rapid venom evolution in pit vipers may be defensive
Science News Daily, July 18, 2011Rapid venom evolution in pit vipers may be defensive
A Closer Look, July 18, 2011Rapid venom evolution in pit vipers may be defensive
Science Newsline, July 18, 2011Laboratory yeast artificially evolve into multicellular organisms
i09.com, June 26, 2011Lab yeast make evolutionary jump to multicellularity
New Scientist, June 23, 2011
Multicellular life arises in a test tube
Science News, June 22, 2011Birds' greatest urban predator: the city skyline
MPR, June 1, 2011Discovery brings electricity from microbes closer
Cosmos, May 24, 2011Nobel Prize winner to get honorary U of M degree
MinnPost, May 13, 2011Saving creeks and lakes, one lawn at a time
Star Tribune, May 2, 2011U researchers contribute to bid for more renewable energy
MPR News, April 3, 2011U researchers looking at bacteria see new biofuels
MN Daily, March 30, 2011Four University of Minnesota students named 2011 Barry M. Goldwater scholars
UMNews | March 30, 2011Generating fuel from bacteria
Fox Business, March 29, 2011U project inching closer to creating fuel from algae
MPR News, March 23, 2011They see opportunity in algae
Star Tribune, March 19, 2011Ancient water discovery in depts of Iron Range mine
CBS MN, February 17, 2011Creationism 'alive and well' in Minnesota biology classes
MinnPost, February 9, 2011On evolution, biology teachers stray from lesson plan
New York Times, February 7, 2011Home and away: Are invasive plant species really that special?
National Science Foundation, February 1, 2011Why is creationism still being taught in public high schools?
The Week, February 1, 2011Biology teachers aren't teaching evolution: What should we do?
Atlantic Wire, January 31, 201113 percent of biology teachers back creationism
MSNBC, January 28, 2011Why heart attacks hurt
UMNews, January 19, 2011Above and beyond genes
UMNews, January 12, 2011How much do you affect the ecosystem
Star Tribune, January 9, 2011Biofuel grasslands for the birds
Discovery News, January 7, 2011 - 2010
Mutation advances set to flip biotech crop debate
NY Times, November 16, 2010'U' plant scientists receive federal grants
CBS, November 11, 20103 U of M plant scientists receive federal grants
MPR, November 11, 2010Yield increases, more wildlife in prairie biomass study
AgriNews, November 4, 2010A big commitment for a cell
UMNews, November 2, 2010Paris-based Cellectis opens shop in St. Paul
MPLS/St. Paul Business Journal, October 19, 2010Cellectis Plant Sciences licenses plant transformation technology from midwest oilseeds
Centre Daily, October 19, 2010French ag firm chooses St. Paul for U.S. base
Pioneer Press, October 18, 201010 big green ideas
Newsweek, October 18, 2010How loss of hearing occurs with age
One India, October 15, 2010Human meddling threatens rivers, human food chain: U.S. study
Montreal Gazette, October 14, 2010Human meddling threatens rivers, human food chain: U.S. study
Vancouver Sun, October 14, 2010A river ran through it
National Science Foundation, October 14, 2010Short lectures, lots of interaction in U's new classrooms
Minnesota Public Radio, October 13, 2010'Trophy lion' hunts unsustainable
BBC, September 13, 2010'Hunting for conservation' backfires
Science, August 27, 2010A look inside the U's newest building
Star Tribune, August 24, 2010Take a look at new 'U of M' science building
WCCO, August 24, 2010Superstar building based on students
Star Tribune, August 24, 2010Two recent U of M graduates launch start-up company, licensing U's atrazine treatment technology
MinnPost, July 30, 2010U of M students create water filtration
KSTP TV, July 30, 2010New product could remove common herbicide from drinking water
Minnesota Public Radio, July 29, 2010U startup focused on atrazine tech
Finance and Commerce, July 29, 2010U of M spinoff BioCee raises $357K
Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal, July 27, 2010Universities hope to ban boring lectures
Minnesota Public Radio, July 15, 2010U of M researchers wonder: In a tropical forest, why do some plants thrive and others become rare?
MinnPost, July 2, 2010Although effort draws a shrug from some, Mayo and U of M experts thrilled by 'genetic revolution' gains
MinnPost, June 28, 2010Tropical biodiversity is about the neighbours
Science Centric, June 26, 2010Tropical biodiversity is about the neighbors
e!Science, June 25, 2010Minnesota Ph.D. tracks lion movements in Tanzania
MinnPost, June 23, 2010Chimpanzees will kill to conquer territory, study finds
LA Times, June 22, 2010U report urges rethinking of fishing and hunting quotas
MinnPost, May 28, 2010Biodiversity research yields an increase in energy
MinnPost, May 17, 2010Setting time limits for hunting and fishing
Scientist Live, May 13, 2010Neighbors get help to clean up Diamond Lake
Star Tribune, May 13, 2010Setting time limits for hunting and fishing may help maintain wildlife populations
PhysOrg, May 13, 2010Ecologist: Have hunting time limits, not quotas
WCCO, May 13, 2010Poisoned Waters director Hendrick Smith presented at the U of M St. Paul Student Center Tuesday
Twin Cities Water Examiner, April 29, 2010Chimps clearly react to offsprings' deaths; are they grieving?
MinnPost, April 29, 2010Ecology prof wins global award
MN Daily, April 15, 2010Universtiy of Minnesota's David Tilman wins Heineken prize
MinnPost, April 15, 2010David Thomas: We see the good in LRT, but 'U' must protect its research
TwinCities.com, April 14, 2010U of M professor wins prestigious science award
Minnesota PUblic Radio, April 14, 2010U research focuses on electrons in the body
Minnpost, March 19, 2010Bio breakthrough signals future sensors
Discovery News, March 19, 2010Understanding Earth's geological age and evolution linked
Minnpost, March 18, 2010How electricity moves through cells
Scientist Live, March 17, 2010Hidden habits and movements of insect pests revealed by DNA barcoding
Science Centric, March 15, 2010Students' perceptions of Earth's age incluence acceptance of human evolution
Science Centric, March 15, 2010U.S. researchers discover how electricity moves through cells
CCTV-International, March 15, 2010U.S. researchers discover how electricity moves through cells
People's Daily Online, March 13, 2010How old do you think the Earth is?
Science and Religion Today, March 12, 2010How electricity passes through cells
Softpedia, March 12, 2010Earth's age shapes understanding of human evolution
Softpedia, March 11, 2010Acceptance of human evoluation investigated
UPI, March 11, 2010Following a tiny moth thousands of miles using 'DNA barcodes'
Minnpost, March 11, 2010U of Minnesota researcher discovers how electricity moves through cells
Science Blog, March 11, 2010Minnesota researches discover how electricity moves through cells
PhysOrg, March 11, 2010DNA barcoding tracks small insects
UPI, March 10, 2010Students' perceptions of Earth's age influence acceptance of human evolution, says study
PhysOrg, March 10, 2010U study reveals evolutionary traits
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