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Mechanical engineering sophomore Raymond Bouchart explains his project that mechanically tye dyes t-shirts to a group at the CSE Robot Show on Monday in Mcnamara Alumni Center.

Student engineers make robots, learn the industry

by Katelyn Faulks
Published December 10, 2013

Experts weigh risks of genetically altered bugs

by Katelyn Faulks
Published December 4, 2013
University physics professor Paul Crowell shows the high bay in the new physics and nanotechnology building, Wednesday. This area will be used to assemble large apparatuses.

Nanotechnology building complete

by Katelyn Faulks
Published December 2, 2013

UMPD uses technology to secure U

by Katelyn Faulks
Published November 25, 2013

U transplants first breathing lung in the Midwest

by Katelyn Faulks
Published November 25, 2013

U study recreates evolution’s first steps

by Katelyn Faulks
Published November 20, 2013

Last University employees switch to Gmail

by Katelyn Faulks
Published November 13, 2013

Studying abroad can be difficult for CSE students

by Katelyn Faulks
Published November 7, 2013
Sophomore Lucienne Nagel takes a nap Thursday in the basement of Coffman Union.

Poor sleep habits wear students thin

by Katelyn Faulks
Published November 5, 2013

University partnership tackles chronic pain, high blood pressure

by Katelyn Faulks
Published November 4, 2013
Students using laptops while studying next to a collection of offline resources on Sunday at Walter Library.

University Libraries adapt to changing research

by Katelyn Faulks
Published October 31, 2013

University research toughens up plastic

by Katelyn Faulks
Published October 29, 2013
Rotting wood on a window frame on the 4th floor of Tate Lab Oct. 17, 2013. Three of the six projects being considered in the 2014 Capital Request involve science lab improvements.

Lab staff hope for updates

by Katelyn Faulks
Published October 23, 2013

After shutdown, research stalled

by Katelyn Faulks
Published October 21, 2013

U researchers to monitor ecosystems from the sky

by Katelyn Faulks
Published October 18, 2013
University post-doctoral researcher Jeremy Yoder speaks about LGBTQ identity in STEM careers on Tuesday at Jackson Hall.

LGBT scientists find varying acceptance in academia, industry

by Katelyn Faulks
Published October 17, 2013

More e-learning, but low interest

by Katelyn Faulks
Published October 15, 2013
University of Minnesota researchers discovered that leaf litter can be a source of pollution for urban lakes and rivers, and reducing leaf litter can improve water quality. University Landcare workers will begin removing leaves in the next few weeks.

Leaf pollution makes urban lakes reek

by Katelyn Faulks
Published October 9, 2013

To ID galaxies, U asks public for help

by Katelyn Faulks
Published October 7, 2013
Minneapolis resident Otis Chappell, catch and release fisherman, on Monday at Lake Calhoun.

U research predicts overfishing threats

by Katelyn Faulks
Published October 3, 2013

U researchers look at future of biofuels

by Katelyn Faulks
Published September 30, 2013
Associate Professor of Chemistry Lee Penn in her office, Tuesday morning. Peen works with former University student Eric Kehoe to develop a new technique of using cells phone to analyze solutions, rather than spectrometers.

U alum, prof use phones for chemistry

by Katelyn Faulks
Published September 25, 2013
Junior marine biology minor Erika Senyk demonstrates how to filter water samples at the Ecology Building in St. Paul on Friday afternoon. The University started offering a marine biology minor because of strong student interest.

Students jump on new minor

by Katelyn Faulks
Published September 23, 2013
Fotis Sotiropoulos, civil engineering professor and director of the St. Anthony Falls Laboratory, examines models of the marine and hydrokinetic turbine outside the laboratory Monday with assistant civil engineering professor Michele Guala.

U researchers work on NY power

by Katelyn Faulks
Published September 18, 2013
Associate Professor Dr. Gulin Oz and a fellow colleague set up the Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy (MRS) scanner on Friday, Sept. 13, 2013, at the Center for Magnetic Research. The scanner has recently helped advance research done with people suffering from Parkinson's and Gaucher's disease.

Researchers use old drug in a new way

by Katelyn Faulks
Published September 16, 2013

Researchers use new methods to make electronics faster and smaller

by Katelyn Faulks
Published September 14, 2013

New hires bring new expertise to CBS

by Katelyn Faulks
Published September 11, 2013

U develops research plan

by Katelyn Faulks
Published September 9, 2013

University researchers create heart valves from human cells

by Katelyn Faulks
Published September 4, 2013
A squirrel sits on a fence in Dinkytown on Monday. University research found that animals living in urban environments tend to have larger brains than those in rural settings.

Animal brains change with habitat

by Katelyn Faulks
Published September 4, 2013

Frogs inform hearing aid research

by Katelyn Faulks
Published September 3, 2013
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