Story Archive Displaying 1961 - 1980 of 3306 CategoryAgriculture and EnvironmentArchitecture and DesignArts and HumanitiesBusiness and ManagementCampus AffairsEducationHealthLaw and PolicyScience and TechnologySocial SciencesSports and Recreation News typeExpert AlertFeatureNews ReleaseResearch BriefTalking with U of M Expert Alert Winter weather driving University of Minnesota experts address the challenges of maintaining winter roads. Feature Building a baseline for biocomputing Kate Adamala is using synthetic cells to create “biocomputers” with a wide range of applications. Feature The breakaway Distance biking champion and UMD student Alexandera Houchin aims to relieve the shortage of American Indian dentists. Feature A century of tending to student health Born in the depths of a global flu epidemic, Boynton Health Service is celebrating a century of service and care for U of M students and staff. Research Brief Letter grade program linked to declines in Salmonella infections in New York City Melanie Firestone, School of Public Health, assessed NYC's letter grade program by comparing Salmonella infection rates. News Release New research center based in Minnesota to explore spintronics materials for advanced computing Center will bring together top experts in the field. Feature Online education, the perfect fit Amber Oestreich leads a busy life, but through U of M online education she’s found the perfect fit. News Release Humphrey School recognizes 19 local government projects that demonstrate innovation and collaboration The Humphrey School of Public Affairs announces recipients of its 12th annual Local Government Innovation Awards (LGIA). Feature Dreams take flight An inspirational course puts a student on an unexpected path of shoe design and international competition. Feature A weekend to remember for U sports Golden Gopher fall and winter sports teams just wrapped up a wildly successful weekend. Feature Stopping the spiny water flea UMD researchers look for best practices to halt the spread of this destructive species. Research Brief Research shows farmer adjustments offset climate change impacts in corn production U of M research looks closely at the future of maize crop yields during the effects of climate change. Research Brief Bower Fish? UMD scientist describes first known use of colored rocks in fish nest decoration Cutlip minnows could be described as the master interior decorators of the fish world. Feature Soccer team wins Big Ten tourney title The Gopher soccer team upset Penn State on Nov. 4 to claim the Big Ten Tournament title and gain an automatic NCAA Tournament bid. Expert Alert A changing retail landscape leading up to Black Friday, from Amazon to mobile shopping Experts explain how the retail landscape is constantly being redefined by both companies and technology. Research Brief New strategy discovered toward possible prevention of cancers tied to mono, the “kissing disease” A possible path forward in preventing the development of cancers tied to two viruses has been discovered. Feature Exhibit celebrates Minnesota’s water “We Are Water MN” invites visitors to reflect on the meaning and experiences of water in Minnesota and add their own stories to the mix. Feature Volleyball team stays perfect in the Big Ten Thirteen matches through the gauntlet that is the Big Ten volleyball season, the University of Minnesota remains undefeated. Research Brief Amphetamine-related hospitalizations surge between 2003 and 2015 The study with the School of Public Health found amphetamine-related hospitalizations increased more than 270 percent. News Release Immigration to the United States changes a person’s microbiome Study gives new clues for fighting obesity and diabetes in immigrant populations. Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous … Page 96 Page 97 Page 98 Current page 99 Page 100 Page 101 Page 102 … Next page Next › Last page Last »
Expert Alert Winter weather driving University of Minnesota experts address the challenges of maintaining winter roads.
Feature Building a baseline for biocomputing Kate Adamala is using synthetic cells to create “biocomputers” with a wide range of applications.
Feature The breakaway Distance biking champion and UMD student Alexandera Houchin aims to relieve the shortage of American Indian dentists.
Feature A century of tending to student health Born in the depths of a global flu epidemic, Boynton Health Service is celebrating a century of service and care for U of M students and staff.
Research Brief Letter grade program linked to declines in Salmonella infections in New York City Melanie Firestone, School of Public Health, assessed NYC's letter grade program by comparing Salmonella infection rates.
News Release New research center based in Minnesota to explore spintronics materials for advanced computing Center will bring together top experts in the field.
Feature Online education, the perfect fit Amber Oestreich leads a busy life, but through U of M online education she’s found the perfect fit.
News Release Humphrey School recognizes 19 local government projects that demonstrate innovation and collaboration The Humphrey School of Public Affairs announces recipients of its 12th annual Local Government Innovation Awards (LGIA).
Feature Dreams take flight An inspirational course puts a student on an unexpected path of shoe design and international competition.
Feature A weekend to remember for U sports Golden Gopher fall and winter sports teams just wrapped up a wildly successful weekend.
Feature Stopping the spiny water flea UMD researchers look for best practices to halt the spread of this destructive species.
Research Brief Research shows farmer adjustments offset climate change impacts in corn production U of M research looks closely at the future of maize crop yields during the effects of climate change.
Research Brief Bower Fish? UMD scientist describes first known use of colored rocks in fish nest decoration Cutlip minnows could be described as the master interior decorators of the fish world.
Feature Soccer team wins Big Ten tourney title The Gopher soccer team upset Penn State on Nov. 4 to claim the Big Ten Tournament title and gain an automatic NCAA Tournament bid.
Expert Alert A changing retail landscape leading up to Black Friday, from Amazon to mobile shopping Experts explain how the retail landscape is constantly being redefined by both companies and technology.
Research Brief New strategy discovered toward possible prevention of cancers tied to mono, the “kissing disease” A possible path forward in preventing the development of cancers tied to two viruses has been discovered.
Feature Exhibit celebrates Minnesota’s water “We Are Water MN” invites visitors to reflect on the meaning and experiences of water in Minnesota and add their own stories to the mix.
Feature Volleyball team stays perfect in the Big Ten Thirteen matches through the gauntlet that is the Big Ten volleyball season, the University of Minnesota remains undefeated.
Research Brief Amphetamine-related hospitalizations surge between 2003 and 2015 The study with the School of Public Health found amphetamine-related hospitalizations increased more than 270 percent.
News Release Immigration to the United States changes a person’s microbiome Study gives new clues for fighting obesity and diabetes in immigrant populations.
