A more hopeful future
A company’s gift to the U supports the integration of psychotherapy treatments for adolescents and young adults facing mental illness.
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Stories about the U
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A more hopeful future
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Bicycle messengers
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Rock-a-bye, babies
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Building an artificial pancreas
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Crossing borders
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Investing in the future
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'Calcium sponge' targets heart failure
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A truly global course
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Ecologist nets top honor
Bicycle messengers
Bicycles usually aren’t considered farm implements, but for three alumni from the College of Food, Agricultural and Natural Resource Sciences, they’ll be a useful tool for promoting farming.
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Rock-a-bye, babies
Karen Kaler (left), wife of President Eric Kaler, and Rebecca Kill, wife of head football coach Jerry Kill, rock babies in the neonatal intensive care unit at University of Minnesota Amplatz Children’s Hospital every week.
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Building an artificial pancreas
University of Minnesota and Mayo Clinic scientists (including the U’s Steven Koester, pictured) are working together to build an artificial pancreas that would eliminate a daily burden for people with type 1 diabetes.
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Crossing borders
U alumna and Grammy award–winning singer Lila Downs grew up in both Minnesota and Mexico. Today, that mixed background infuses and animates Downs' electrifying music.
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Investing in the future
Governor Mark Dayton has signed a budget that will enable the University to invest in our state's future and freeze tuition for students for two years.
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'Calcium sponge' targets heart failure
By mopping up excess calcium at just the right instant, a small, modified protein shows promise as a treatment for a common type of heart failure.
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A truly global course
A U of M food systems class has attracted more than 14,000 people from around the world.
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Ecologist nets top honor
Sarah Hobbie, whose studies of carbon and nutrient cycling have revealed hidden complexities, is elected to the National Academy of Sciences.
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