UMN researchers seek to prevent raptors from running into wind turbines by Emily Sizen Published December 4, 2019 The U.S. Department of Energy funded the research that aims to deter casualties using sound technology.
Puberty may be able to change the body’s stress response, UMN research says by Natalie Cierzan Published December 1, 2019 The body’s stress response typically becomes set during childhood and doesn’t change.
What factors into far-right extremism? A UMN researcher wanted to find out by Hana Ikramuddin Published November 27, 2019 A University of Minnesota researcher identified two traits that may come together to create a far-right extremist.
Crowdfunded research works to protect Minnesota’s moose from brainworm by Dylan Anderson Published November 27, 2019 A partnership between the University and the Grand Portage Band of Lake Superior Chippewa capitalizes on each group's strengths.
UMN research looks to advance early autism detection in children by Natalie Cierzan Published November 27, 2019 The average diagnosis of children with autism in Minnesota is about four years and nine months, but University professor Jed Elison says autism is detectable between 18 and 30 months.
By studying chemical reactions, researchers aim to support other scientists by Natalie Cierzan Published November 18, 2019 The research focuses on chemistry building blocks that apply to many different areas of chemistry, including drugs.
Study finds patients often mistreat medical trainees by Hana Ikramuddin Published November 9, 2019 The study defined six different categories of mistreatment, and patients were seen as the main source of mistreatment in five.
Going against the grain: UMN researchers ramp up commercialization efforts for wheat substitute by Natalie Rademacher Published September 15, 2019 University researchers are working to commercialize and expand a grain that can grow through the winter.
