The National Science Foundation sees commercialization potential in the University of Minnesota’s “synthetic incompatibility” process that can target certain mosquito populations.
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As one state department will fund efforts to help people with disabilities overcome work and life challenges, two other departments will fund public water infrastructure, and food and agriculture projects.
The agreement boosts the “validity” of the company’s product, which eliminates sweat from headwear, and marks big growth as NoSweat anticipates dipping into new market ventures.
The deal boosts the capabilities of Land O’Lakes Sustain, a Land O’Lakes division that utilizes partnerships with farmers and other businesses to promote precision conservation in farming.
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The deal boosts the capabilities of Land O’Lakes Sustain, a Land O’Lakes division that utilizes partnerships with farmers and other businesses to promote precision conservation in farming.
Minnesota is the third-largest pork-producing state in the U.S.
University of St. Thomas business school graduate students examined barriers for people with disabilities face in gaining employment.
No race to the left is playing out among the primary field: the leading candidates are all already there.
The retailer is launching an achievement gap awareness campaign featuring Minneapolis students.
Grow North is launching the event to promote agriculture entrepreneurship.
Lynn Casey stepping down as CEO, remains chair of PR firm.
PwC's new app assesses digital competency to assit employers with customized training.
The state’s oldest winery fights its upstart competitors over what constitutes a Minnesota wine.
Despite a glut, local organizers say the more the merrier.
The Minneapolis startup has raised $240 million and keeps growing.
A special report on how the city is building its future as a global health and wellness destination.
Company also inks deal to co-develop laser device to treat arterial disease.
Beneficiaries of the Minnesota Department of Agriculture program include schools and the Sioux community.
Former U.S. Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist and James Carville and Mary Matalin are on the roster for MANOVA.