In the wake of a significant Cargill food recall, the University of Minnesota has discovered a natural lantibiotic that could be used to preserve food and to kill harmful bacteria that cause food-borne illnesses.
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Hackathons will bring together creative thinkers each week at CoCo's new Minneapolis location to glean ideas from one another and stay on the cutting edge of digital technology-while also attempting to find solutions to real-world problems.
Enventis said that its new fiber-optic network will expand high-speed Internet access in rural parts of the state-allowing for economic development opportunities, increased adoption of telemedicine, and better connections to state and local government offices.
The Weidt Group, a pioneering energy usage consultancy, has created mobile applications to help clients develop energy-efficient buildings.
What’s the future in manufacturing? Three Minnesota companies define it.
Digital Intelligence Systems Corporation said that it intends to fill approximately 80 positions in its consulting, internal sales, recruiting, and support personnel teams with the opening of a new Minneapolis office.
After a year of rapid-fire expansion, Space150 keeps reaching for the digital leading edge in advertising.
The agency turns up the volume on being a Web 3.0 brand by hosting multichannel “Talkinars.”
Meet three Minnesota med-tech firms pursuing the obstructive sleep market. What opportunity do they see?
The state is a major—and growing—producer of the microchips found in your smart phone, iPad, and other touchscreen devices.
U.S. Bank ventures closer to it with pay-by smartphone technology.
Cima NanoTech plans to be in more touchscreens, flat screens, and even windows.
W3i takes its free download model to the mobile gaming world.
No longer just for start-ups, cloud computing is moving into the middle market.
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