Dead fungi helps researchers understand carbon cycling in the soil.

In the first major update since 2018, the assessment highlights climate change inequities in low-income communities and the importance of Indigenous voices in finding solutions.

Established through the School of Public Health, the center was given $2.5 million in the last legislative session.

Nearly one-third of our carbon emissions over the next several decades could be absorbed if forests were allowed to recover from deforestation.

New names hope to rectify some of the damage done by offensive current names.

The study uses registered medical cannabis users experiencing pain or a disorder and studies the duration the patient spent taking the drug and its effectiveness.

New research from the Voyageurs Wolf Project shows humans may affect the way wolves hunt deer.

Through AI machine learning, researchers hope to help breast cancer survivors with adverse heart damage from cancer treatments.

The $12 million grant will help researchers continue to study environmental risk factors in Minnesota that may suggest the development of blood cancers.

The tech hub aims to place Minnesota as a global center for medical technology development and distribution.