A University of Minnesota-licensed manufacturer released test results earlier this month in response to allegations of one of their products containing potentially dangerous levels of arsenic.
Michigan-based...
Three years and $85 million dollars later, the University of Minnesota’s Physics and Nanotechnology building is almost fully moved in. And tomorrow they’ll be showing the place off.
The University...
Sometimes the best way to learn is to dive right into the deep end and computer technology is no exception to the rule.
On April 4, the University of Minnesota is hosting its third annual national Competition...
State grain may be in danger from high concentrations of a mineral salt that is produced by metal mining and other industrial discharge.
According to the Star Tribune, sulfate has long been associated...
About 500 miles away near Chicago, one of the world's largest particle accelerators is shooting an invisible beam at a soon to be complete particle detector in Ash River Minnesota. The goal? To detect...
