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The University of Minnesota's Corridors of Discovery
How does biomedical research move from concept to a cure?
At the University of Minnesota, it travels a corridor of discovery. Corridors are virtual pathways that lead from imagination to practical application. Nurtured by funds, facilities, partnerships, and technologies, researchers make major breakthroughs in medicine that affect us all.
Diabetes
From stem cells to surgical solutions, we search for treatments, preventions and cures for diabetes.
Infectious Disease
Interdisciplinary research means more breakthroughs, as we study and prevent global health threats like HIV and AIDS.
- Mosquitoes and malaria infections
- Two FDA approved drugs may fight HIV
- Researchers find new insight on how drug fights tropical disease
- Why care about infectious disease?
- Preventing HIV transmission
- Ashley Haase, M.D.
- Infectious Diseases and Microbiology Translational Research, Center for
- Center for Immunology
Brain Science
From Alzheimer’s to Parkinson's, we reduce the toll of neurological disorders on patients and families.
- Neighborhood key to stroke prevention
- Neighborhood key to stroke prevention
- Researchers discover method to boost MRI imaging speed
- Treating compulsive behavior
- The search for Lincoln’s disease
- Karen Hsiao Ashe, Ph.D., M.D.
- Jon Grant, M.D., J.D., M.P.H.
- Kamil Ugurbil, Ph.D.
- Walter Low, Ph.D.
- Harry Orr, Ph.D.
- Center for Magnetic Resonance Research
- Brain Sciences Center
Cancer
Basic science and clinical studies combine, as we increase survival rates of some of the most deadly cancers.
- U docs using salmonella to fight cancer
- U docs using salmonella to fight cancer
- U docs using salmonella to fight cancer
- Using stem cells to fight cancer
- No safe tanning device
- Douglas Yee, M.D.
- Dan Kaufman, M.D., Ph.D.
- Nelson Rhodus, D.M.D., M.P.H.
- Julie Ross, Ph.D.
- John Wagner, M.D.
- Masonic Cancer Center
- Lung Science & Health, Center for
Cardiovascular Disorders
Pioneers in early heart surgery, we discover new techniques, medications, and devices to treat cardiovascular diseases.
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- Corridors of Discovery
- Minnesota Partnership
- Biomedical Discovery District
- Clinical Trials & CTSI
- Stimulus Grants in Action
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