Research
Turning research into rapid crop developmentUMN startup Vireo Ag harnesses innovations in crop genetics to produce fast growing solutions |
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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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Rate this lakeLakeside surveys across the metro ask the public how they feel about water quality. |
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A cross-Atlantic connectionNew mini grant program brings fresh opportunities to longstanding Norway–UMN collaboration. |
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UMN expands its biomanufacturing footprintA new state-of-the-art facility on the University of Minnesota’s St. Paul campus serves industry and academic researchers looking to scale new ideas. |
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Enlisting bacteria for goodMicrobes’ fast-track evolution offers hope for remediating combat-related chemical contamination |
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A passion for high-impact drug delivery solutionsSofiya Ismagilova is researching exosome and mRNA delivery systems while supporting peers interested in advanced research and education. |
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A MIGHTY undertakingUniversity of Minnesota researchers lead key effort in up to $28M ARPA-H project to harness phages to enhance human health. |
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Life on the thresholdNew Plant and Microbial Biology faculty member Chris Smith-Martin seeks to understand the survival strategies of trees. |
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The science of swallowingA new faculty member in the Department of Genetics, Cell Biology and Development studies biological mechanisms linked to head and throat cancer, aging, and more. |