Research
The University of Minnesota is home to field-shaping researchers who improve health and save lives.
From breakthrough to development, concept to clinical trial, we have the expertise to tackle complex health problems that cannot be solved from one perspective alone. With our legacy of innovation in academic health, we are driven to meet the diverse health needs of Minnesota and beyond.
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Clinical research units
- Delaware Clinical Research Unit
- Lillehei Clinical Research Unit
- University of Minnesota Health Clinical Research Unit
- University of Minnesota Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory
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Policies and Regulatory Affairs
- Compliance Guidelines
- Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee
- Institutional Review Board
- Regulatory Support and Planning
- Research Policies, Procedures, and Guidelines
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Research Services
- Analytical Biochemistry
- Advanced Preclinical Imaging Center
- Advanced Research and Diagnostic Laboratory
- Bioprinting Facility
- Biospecimen Support
- Biostatistical Support
- Biosafety Level 3 Program
- Center for Magnetic Resonance Research
- Center for Mass Spectrometry and Proteomics facility
- Center for Translational Medicine
- Characterization Facility
- Clinical and Translational Science Institute
- Clinical Pharmacology Analytical Services Lab
- Comparative Pathology
- Cytokine Reference Laboratory
- Experimental Surgical Services
- Flow Cytometry Resource
- Genomics Center
- Health Informatics
- Institute for Therapeutics Discovery & Development
- Minnesota Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Center
News
AI Meets Precision Medicine
SPH researchers are using deep learning statistical models to uncover why disease disparities exist.
Medicinal chemistry course simulates real drug development landscape
Designed by Dr. Adam Duerfeldt, this course provides medicinal chemistry graduate students with hands-on drug development experience.
The next breath
A Veterinary Medical Center resident’s research is helping shape the future of canine cardiac care.