CSE News & Features
Stories from the College of Science and Engineering
Research opportunities keep grad student close to the Mississippi River
Noah Gallagher hopes his doctoral work on storm systems will help communities adapt to new weather changes.
Energy researchers discover part of electron that drives catalysis
Researchers discovered and measured the fraction of an electron that makes catalytic manufacturing possible.
Shepherd Labs renovation creates flagship home for immersive innovation
With new renovations completed this fall, Shepherd Labs is carrying the building's history of innovation into the future.
New therapy discovery shows potential for Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy
This new approach directly targets fragile muscle membranes that break down under stress.
Aamna Bashir champions mental health resources for peers
Biomedical engineering student Aamna Bashir is raising awareness about the CSE Mental Health Fund.
Researchers investigate clean and efficient new method for iron production
For the first time, they observed chemical reactions and iron formation in real-time at the nanometer scale.
CSE in the News
Investigating a New, More Efficient Path From Corn-to-Energy
Nov. 12: Farms.com
The University of Minnesota’s Fraser Hall reopens with a shiny new façade featuring Linetec’s Copper Anodize finish and EFCO curtain wall
Nov. 10: Linetec
Let there be light-activated arynes
Nov. 5: C&EN
Engineering Defects Could Transform the Future of Nanomaterials
Nov. 5: Semiconductor Digest
U of M researchers launch smoke-sensing drones that one day could fight wildfires
Nov. 2: Star Tribune
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