research

Manuel Reinert worked with the City of Morris to develop educational materials that would help community members get a better understanding of ductless air-source heat pumps.

Four international faculty members share how their lived experiences have shaped their research, teaching, and cultural perspectives.

A delegation from Malaysia visited the University of Minnesota in February as part of a collaboration that aims to expand on and support Malaysia’s goal of including 75 percent of students with special education needs in mainstream classes by 2025.

The University of Minnesota Scholars Academy inspired Aigerim Sipenova to apply for a Ph.D. program in cancer epidemiology in her home country of Kazakhstan.

Hyeonjeong Jeong left her home country and switched her field of study—from physics to electrical engineering—to follow her faculty advisor from Seoul National University to the Twin Cities campus.

Awarded by the Center for Global Health and Social Responsibility, the award will help School of Public Health professor Richard MacLehose continue his research on healthy aging.

Grant proposals should clearly demonstrate how the research project will address known needs locally and/or globally, as well as how it will contribute to at least one Sustainable Development Goal by linking the work to the specific SDG targets and indicators.

The international program seeks to leverage geodesign thinking, geospatial technologies, and other research tools to help local communities around the world grow and thrive by meeting UN Sustainable Development Goals.

The Center for Global Health and Social Responsibility has awarded seven University of Minnesota faculty members Global Engagement Grants, funding that will be used to advance novel global health projects.

As a researcher in evolutionary ecology, Jesús Pinto-Ledezma studies the origin, causes, and consequences of biodiversity at global, regional, and local scales.