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Quincy Gu, in tan blazer, stand in front of a nondescript building.

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Catching cancer with AI

A graduate student builds a technology to improve the detection of melanoma and colorectal cancer.

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At the intersection of art and science

PhD student Maria Park’s fascination with the living world informed her science and inspired her creative endeavors.

A pair of blue-gloved hands holds a glass bowl and a data readout.

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Life as we don’t know it

A biology professor leads an international collaboration to build cells from scratch.

News Release

Stretching metals allows researchers to create materials for quantum, electronic and spintronic applications

New technique paves the way for easy oxidation of historically “stubborn” metals.

News Release

First-of-its-kind measurement of Universe’s expansion rate weighs in on longstanding astronomy debate

University of Minnesota-led research could help more accurately determine the Universe’s age

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News Release

U of M to lead new AI Institute focusing on climate-smart agriculture and forestry

The new AI-CLIMATE institute will leverage artificial intelligence to create more sustainable agriculture and forestry industries

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Talking Minnesota’s migratory birds with U of M

Avian Ecologist Steve Kolbe with the Natural Resources Research Institute at the University of Minnesota Duluth answers questions about migratory bird populations in Minnesota, their migration routes and patterns and the condition of their habitats.

Close up of a biocomputing chip made of bacteria.

Research Brief

Research Brief: The Trumpet biocomputing platform heralds a new path for medicine

University of Minnesota researchers have developed a new method of biocomputing with the potential to revolutionize medicine.

News Release

U of M to lead federal grant to study human-centered AI for news recommender systems

A University of Minnesota-led team is leading a new $2 million National Science Foundation (NSF) project aimed at developing a system to help researchers better study AI-powered news recommender systems.

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Catching cancer with AI

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U of M to lead new AI Institute focusing on climate-smart agriculture and forestry

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