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All content by Neha Panigrahy

UMN receives near record high in donations during fiscal year 2017

by Neha Panigrahy
Published September 13, 2017

Kickin’ It With Kaler

by Neha Panigrahy
Published September 12, 2017

U partners with Chinese university

by Neha Panigrahy
Published June 27, 2017

Final U budget promises hikes in tuition amid disagreements

by Neha Panigrahy
Published June 21, 2017
Vanessa Goodthunder poses for a portrait on Monday, June 12 inside the Minnesota Capitol Building in St. Paul.

UMN alumna aims to revive Dakota language

by Neha Panigrahy
Published June 16, 2017

UMN regents pushback on tuition hike, explore alternatives

by Neha Panigrahy
Published June 12, 2017
University of Minnesota and administration discuss President Kaler's recommended budget for 2018 on Thursday, June 8, 2017 at McNamara Alumni Center.

Regents discuss proposed 2018 UMN budget

by Neha Panigrahy
Published June 9, 2017

U leak investigation ongoing despite criticisms

by Neha Panigrahy
Published June 1, 2017

New legislation could require vote on student service fee increases

by Neha Panigrahy
Published May 31, 2017

UMN Regents discuss Pioneer Hall renovation, state funding

by Neha Panigrahy
Published May 15, 2017

UMN study examines the impact of climate change in Duluth

by Neha Panigrahy
Published May 1, 2017
Ecolab chemical engineering teacher Nathan Thompson holds the American flag as additional protesters raise their signs on Saturday, April 22, 2017 in St. Paul. Thousands marched in solidarity across the nation to promote funding for scientific research.

Thousands of science advocates flock to State Capitol for ‘March for Science’

by Neha Panigrahy
Published April 24, 2017
Senator Al Franken listens to Cheniqua Johnson speak about the TRIO Program in the Delaware Clinical Research Unit on Tuesday, Apr. 18, 2017.

1,681 UMN research projects are funded by federal money. Trump’s proposed budget could change that.

by Neha Panigrahy
Published April 19, 2017
University researcher Matthew Hamilton crushes fecal matter into a powder that will go in capsules to treat Clostridium difficile infection on Tuesday, April 4, 2017 in St. Paul. Fecal Microbiota Transplantation (FMT) introduces new good bacteria from a fecal donation into the colon, pushing out bad bacteria like CDI and avoiding antibiotic use that damages the gut microbiome.

UMN scientists are using fecal matter (yes, really) to treat diseases

by Neha Panigrahy
Published April 11, 2017
A super sponge in the Kaufert Laboratory on Thursday, March 23, 2017. The sponge absorbs mercury in contaminated water within seconds.

UMN researchers invent “super sponge” to help clean up mercury

by Neha Panigrahy
Published March 28, 2017
Students resume their day outside Anderson Hall on West Bank Monday late afternoon

UMN holds conference for informed consent, ethics in research

by Neha Panigrahy
Published March 20, 2017
University Mechanical engineering sophomore Evan Humphreys explains the how new waterjet cutter works in one of the Anderson Innovation Labs on Thursday, Mar. 2, 2017. The three new labs, built in Fall of 2016, provide College of Science and Engineering students with the latest equipment to materialize their ideas.

UMN opens new 10,000 square feet, state-of-the-art engineering labs

by Neha Panigrahy
Published March 6, 2017
Dr. Kelly Aukema poses for a portrait in Gortner Laboratory on Monday, Feb. 20, 2017. Dr. Aukema's research involves finding cleaner water through an enzyme database.

UMN scientists developing new method to break down drugs in wastewater

by Neha Panigrahy
Published February 22, 2017
Employee of tenKsolar, Dwayne Blakely, moves solar panels onto a module light table for testing on Jan. 25, 2016. The University of Minnesota will be installing solar panels in an effort to make progress on a climate action plan.

UMN is nearly halfway toward its goal of cutting campus carbon emissions

by Neha Panigrahy
Published February 9, 2017
Biomedical engineering postdoctoral researcher Jianjun Meng explains how a sensor cap detects brain signals that move a robotic arm in Nils Hasselmo Hall on Monday, Jan. 30, 2017.

UMN researchers designed a robotic arm — it’s controlled by the mind

by Neha Panigrahy
Published February 2, 2017

UMN startup receives $7 million to create drug for cancer treatment

by Neha Panigrahy
Published January 27, 2017

UMN scientists’ drug could prevent blood loss in traumatic injuries

by Neha Panigrahy
Published January 26, 2017
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