The College of Science and Engineering professor will spend six months in Finland conducting research aimed at using renewable resources to reduce biomedical laboratories’ reliance on conventional animal-based research and fossil fuel-based plastics.

Thirty-four University-led projects will work to protect, conserve and enhance Minnesota's air, water, land, fish, wildlife and other natural resources today and for the future.

The professor and head of the Department of American Indian Studies and her project team will create a digital edition of a 19th-century Ojibwe manuscript literary magazine.

The assistant dean for operations and chief financial officer in the College of Science and Engineering was selected among 13 others for his ability to drive organizational growth, manage financial complexity and identify opportunities for innovation.

The Medical School associate professor will use advanced brain imaging and real-world tracking to understand how language develops in this population and better match children with tailored support. 

The Community-University Health Care Center continues to expand access for Minnesota families.

Three College of Science and Engineering projects received the funding, underscoring the University’s leadership in applying AI and advanced computing to address critical scientific and engineering challenges in energy, technology and national security.

The assistant professor in the School of Nursing received the one-year appointment to support research in aging that enhances and develops her career and the University’s scholarly capacity in aging science.

The School of Nursing professor received the status, which is one of the highest honors in the field of aging research and education.

Morris is one of 275 four-year colleges and universities recognized for demonstrating exceptional success in creating pathways that help community college transfer students earn bachelor’s degrees.