Researcher Peter Neff and his team are studying glaciers in Antarctica and British Columbia to gain insights about Earth’s recent climate history captured in ice.
A battlefield compound that causes mutations and likely cancer in humans may not be a match for a battle with bacteria, offering hope for remediating combat-related chemical contamination.
Led by College of Veterinary Medicine researchers, a statewide effort by scientists, students and community members is pioneering risk management to prevent a lethal fungus from devastating the state's wild amphibians.
University of Minnesota study uses science volunteers to examine the efficacy of revegetation seeding to suppress common buckthorn seedlings across Minnesota.
Goats are increasingly being used in efforts to manage invasive common buckthorn in Midwestern woodlands. New University of Minnesota research demonstrates when and how they are best used.
A new study from the University of Minnesota found that several species of parasitic fungi were effective at killing emerald ash borer beetles, one of the most devastating forest pests to ever hit North America.
A team of scientists from several U.S. institutions, including the University of Minnesota, discovered six million year old ice in Antarctica — the oldest dated ice on the planet.
