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Between the lines

Researchers at the U and elsewhere were astounded to find that the genomes of two corn lines were nearly as different as those of humans and chimps. The knowledge may someday be used to improve corn, a vital food and fuelstock.

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Blade runner

For a quarter century, the University of Minnesota Supercomputing Institute has been a vital resource for research across a range of disciplines. A new high-performance computing system will expand its capacity significantly.

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A passion for flowers

More than 50 years ago, David Dilcher found his passion for plant biology as a student at the University's Itasca field station. In September the co-discoverer of the oldest known fossil flower came back for a visit.

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Redefining citizenship

When it comes to ethical dilemmas in a pandemic, there are as many questions as answers. U expert Jeffrey Kahn weighs in on concerns ranging from vaccine distribution to childcare options for parents with sick children.

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2009 H1N1 Flu

The U is committed to the health and safety of its students, faculty, and staff. On its H1N1 flu information page, you can monitor events as they develop and find timely information.

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