From major national research initiatives to popular nutrition apps, the center's resources at the School of Public Health are helping shape how we study and track what we eat.
A new National Cancer Institute grant brings together Masonic Cancer Center and Mayo Clinic researchers to accelerate discoveries and develop more effective treatments for metastatic prostate cancer
The College of Pharmacy program aims to offer students more exposure to pharmaceutical sciences early in their college experience and prepare them to enter a variety of disciplines.
Explore 16 athletic triumphs that happened at the University of Minnesota.
Need to Know
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- Submit nominations for University Services Star Performers Awards by Dec. 1 at 4 p.m.
Feature Highlights
The associate professor in the Medical School shares the main causes of iron deficiency, symptoms to watch for and treatment options.
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Explore 16 athletic triumphs that happened at the University of Minnesota.
The professor in the School of Public Health is helping lead a global effort to trace how environmental exposures damage DNA and contribute to cancer.
Awards and Recognition Spotlights
The associate professor and head of the Department of Education in the College of Education and Human Service Professions joins five other educators in a national fellowship to advance science education.
In this role, Pappone will lead a strategic framework built around core principles that power faculty, staff and student success.
Created at the Minnesota Agricultural Experiment Station, what was Minnehaha Tuba?
A cow
Correct! More specifically, it was the first calf conceived through artificial insemination. To learn more, read 175 Faces, Facts, and Firsts: Animals.
A fish
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A wolf
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What do you love most about your job?
"I love being part of a team that has transformed the polar regions from some of the least mapped places on Earth to the most mapped, enabling more efficient and diverse science."
Cathleen Torres Parisian
Engagement Lead for Polar Geospatial Center, Twin Cities campus
