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Decade of Discovery featured on Minnesota Public Radio
UPDATE: MPR is hosting a live web chat with Mayo’s Dr. Robert Rizza along with experts from the University of Minnesota today at 1pm Central Time. Here is the link to join the conversation with reporter Lorna Benson and some … Continue reading
By Robert Nellis |
Posted in Innovations, Progress Updates
Tagged biomedical research, Decade of Discovery, endocrinology, insulin, Minnesota Partnership, type 1 diabetes, Type II diabetes, University of Minnesota
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Minnesota’s Spirit of Collaboration
This is a personal observation — and one I’ve made before, though not in this space. Being again at the international biotechnology conference reminded me of it. The people involved in medical research and related science in Minnesota — including … Continue reading
By Robert Nellis |
Posted in About, People
Tagged BIO, BioBusiness Alliance of Minnesota, LifeScience Alley, Mayo Clinic, University of Minnesota
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Senator Al Franken Moves Fast at BIO
Touting Minnesota’s two CTSA recent grants from NIH ($51 M at the U. of Mn. $64 M at Mayo Clinic) and state efforts in diabetes prevention, Sen. Al Franken zoomed in and out of the kickoff breakfast for Minnesota at … Continue reading
By Robert Nellis |
Posted in About, People, Progress Updates
Tagged Al Franken, BIO 2011, biotechnology, Mayo Clinic, Minnesota Par, University of Minnesota
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Mayo Participates in Karolinska Symposium
As part of its continuing relationship with the Karolinska Institute, Mayo Clinic research leaders are participating in the upcoming symposium on regenerative medicine in Sweden, November 3-5. The event is part of the Frontiers in Biomedical Research relationship established earlier … Continue reading
By Robert Nellis |
Posted in Findings, People, Progress Updates
Tagged Karolinska institute, Mayo Clinic, Minnesota Partnership, regenerative medicine, stem cells, University of Minnesota
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