The U of M’s food science pilot plant is home to students, researchers and companies in the food industry. It’s also a great place to pick up high quality meats, cheeses and ice cream right on campus.

Two emerging U of M technologies, a language analysis tool used to diagnose cognitive disorders and a specialized epoxy polymer used in the biomedical field, were selected as winners of the TechConnect Innovation Awards at this year’s National Innovation Summit.

University of Minnesota Supercomputing Institute provides cost-saving, customized computing solution for Cargill.

U of M startup company SMART Signal Technologies partners with MnDOT to provide real-time traffic data for road users and traffic engineers.

University Imaging Centers operates several facilities on campus that offer advanced optical imaging services and training for research and business applications.