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University of Minnesota measures effects of congestion on access to jobs by car

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University of Minnesota measures effects of congestion on access to jobs by car

Study ranks accessibility to jobs by auto in top U.S. cities

Her passion for cheese changed the family farm

Alise Sjostrom and some of her farmstead cheeses

Her passion for cheese changed the family farm

U of M graduate Alise Sjostrom’s cheese making is reinvigorating her family’s farm.

U of M commencement ceremonies to begin April 27

Commencement

U of M commencement ceremonies to begin April 27

Events will recognize thousands of students across U of M's five campuses.

Developing the right skills for the job

Ashley Pflouff in the Northern Brewer warehouse

Developing the right skills for the job

Ashley Plouff’s nontraditional path combines work and education to enrich each experience.

UMN researchers unveil Minnesota autism rates as part of national CDC study

UMN researchers unveil Minnesota autism rates as part of national CDC study

1 in 42 children in Hennepin and Ramsey counties found to have autism.

Bringing dental care to Minnesotans (and vice versa)

An illustration of the Mobile Dental Clinic

Bringing dental care to Minnesotans (and vice versa)

The Mobile Dental Clinic and other partnerships bring dental care to communities where it’s most needed.

Researchers 3D print electronics and cells directly on skin

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Researchers 3D print electronics and cells directly on skin

Groundbreaking technology could help soldiers on the battlefield and people with skin disorders

 

Research Brief: Vaccines to treat opioid abuse and prevent fatal overdoses

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Research Brief: Vaccines to treat opioid abuse and prevent fatal overdoses

Vaccines offer a potential new strategy in treating a nationwide epidemic.

U of M Professor Erika Lee named distinguished Andrew Carnegie Fellow

Erika Lee

U of M Professor Erika Lee named distinguished Andrew Carnegie Fellow

Lee plans to publish book exploring the history of xenophobia in the U.S.

Research Brief: Grassland plants react unexpectedly to high levels of carbon dioxide

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Research Brief: Grassland plants react unexpectedly to high levels of carbon dioxide

The data could be used to help better predict how plants respond to changing CO2 concentrations in the atmosphere.

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