There are two absolutes in science: Failure is frequent and inevitable.
“A lot of what you do [day-to-day] in the lab doesn’t work,” says Dr. Katie Fixen, a microbiologist who recently joined the Plant and Microbial Biology Department on the St. Paul campus.
Come say hi to our friends at Market Science when they stop by these events!
October 24, 6:30 - 8 p.m.
September 26, 6:30 - 8 p.m.
September 22-23, all day
September 21-23, all day
Interested in learning more about wildlife tracking and how to identify Minnesotan animals from their tracks and sign? Join expert certified wildlife trackers for a fun-filled weekend of classroom and field instruction, real surveys, socializing and more! Details will be available on the Minnesota Wildlife Tracking Project's website later in the summer. RSVP required, and shared housing is available at a minimal cost. RSVP here.
Feng Zhang was born and raised in Zhengzhou, the capital of Henan Province, China’s most populous province. Both math and science came easily to him, so he set his academic sights on genetics, a natural marriage of two passions that would allow him to “solve real problems in the real world.”
Current CBS students exploring career opportunities want to hear your story! You’re invited to attend the inaugural CBS Alumni and Student Networking Event co-hosted by Alumni Relations and the CBS Career Team.
We think so! And it gets even more interesting when you put three University of Minnesota experts with distinct disciplinary perspectives together in the same room for an unscripted, free-flowing discussion.
Isn't life fascinating? We think so! And it gets even more interesting when you put three University of Minnesota experts with distinct disciplinary perspectives together in the same room for an unscripted, free-flowing discussion. Join us this fall for a special Petri Dish series of curiosity-driven conversations at the Bell Museum.