School of Public Health researchers are using deep learning statistical models to uncover why disease disparities exist, challenging the one-size-fits-all approach to treatment.
The College of Food, Agricultural and Natural Resource Sciences is training the next generation of corn breeders, discovering sustainable solutions for growers and finding new ways to keep family farms in communities.
What can music and movement teach us about cancer on the cellular level? A collaboration between artists and biomedical researchers enlisted the University of Minnesota Twin Cities Marching Band to find out.
The first study of traditional Medicare’s prior-authorization pilot program finds reduced service use, but cannot determine whether the care forgone was needed or unnecessary.
From pick-your-own strawberries and apples to wedding venues amidst sunflowers on a farm, the University of Minnesota is supporting agritourism in Greater Minnesota.
For their Master of Science in Business Analytics & Artificial Intelligence capstone project, a team of students worked with Winnebago Industries to create machine learning models that apply AI to understand product demand by region.
The revolution promised by genetically modified plants and gene editing techniques like CRISPR has been slow to arrive. University of Minnesota Twin Cities startup Vireo Ag has developed a process so fast that it can keep up with pest resistance and the compounding challenges of a changing climate.
After earning bachelor’s and master’s degrees, Samantha Thole continued building her expertise with a Long Term Care Management Certificate from the University of Minnesota Twin Cities. Now, she's found a new career as a licensed nursing home administrator and assisted living director.
A new report from leading experts in learning, technology and education details ways that generative AI can both support and challenge learning for students in every stage of education.
An initiative powered by University of Minnesota startup Reflection Sciences, Inc. is helping thousands of preschoolers master essential self-regulation skills before entering kindergarten.
Researchers at the University of Minnesota Twin Citeis are developing enzymes that can safeguard corn plants from a devastating bacterial infection with no known cure. The collaborative work is a defining strength of the broad expertise found at the University.
Students in Forest and Natural Resource Management integrate classroom learning with extensive field experiences to create adaptive — and constantly evolving — forest management strategies.
After becoming a CEO in 2023, Mary Niedermeyer felt a graduate degree could deepen her understanding of policy, strengthen her leadership skills and broaden her perspectives.
Last year, the College of Science and Engineering Mentor Program was the University of Minnesota’s largest mentoring program, matching nearly 400 mentor-student pairs. Each relationship takes shape around the student’s goals.
As the University marks 175 years of impact, three distinguished Grand Marshals will help lead the celebration and highlight a legacy of service and community leadership.
For four Minnesota Carlson alumni, starting their own food companies allows them to build community, foster memorable experiences, fulfil a need or a gap in the market and explore their own creativity through business.
