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The University of Minnesota College of Science and Engineering (CSE) announced today a four-year collaboration with Minneapolis-headquartered digital payment solution Sezzle that includes a $124,000 donation from Sezzle to fund a full, four-year scholarship to a deserving CSE undergraduate student.

New research provides the foundations for scientists to be able to prevent genetically modified organisms from reproducing with wild organisms. 

The University of Minnesota College of Science and Engineering announced that the National Science Foundation (NSF) has awarded $18 million in renewed funding over the next six years for the University’s Materials Research Science and Engineering Center (MRSEC).

Organ model could improve surgical outcomes for thousands of patients worldwide.

New porous catalyst with ultra-small fins facilitates molecular transport.

For the first time, researchers electrically transform material from non-magnetic to magnetic.

Zooniverse is the most popular people-powered online research platform.

University of Minnesota is key partner in the multi-institutional research center

Research shows that access to gardening could have a profound effect on a person’s emotional wellbeing.

Possible light flare observed from small black holes within the disk of a massive black hole

Technology could help diagnose and monitor patients with COVID-19.

Patenting new technologies allows the U of M to protect intellectual property, license it to companies or organizations.

New approach may speed up the development of new plant varieties by skipping tissue culture and boosting heritability.

Benjamin Alfaro believes in the power of art to lift up communities.

University researchers have  developed a tool that makes it possible to mutate a single gene at a time.

University of Minnesota researchers are part of team that developed innovative process

Kate Adamala’s research group works from home to build synthetic life.