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UMGC IL in the news

2025

  • New genomic study reveals hidden pathways driving Minnesota’s zebra mussel spread (UMN News)

 

2024

  • Three UMN Startups Place in Walleye Tank (UMN News)

 

2022

  • New Sequencing Method Tackles Environmental DNA Contamination for Cell-Free DNA Samples (GenomeWeb)

 

2021

  • More Variants Are Coming. The U.S. Isn’t Ready (Bloomberg)
  • University receives funding to conduct COVID-19 genome sequencing (The Minnesota Daily)
  • Scientists study the genetics of invasive mussels seeking ways to turn off the genes that allow them to spread and survive (Chicago Tribune)

 

2019

  • Minnesota scientists map zebra mussel genome. Now to cripple them (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
  • U researchers map zebra mussel genome (KARE 11 TV)
  • Standards Seekers Put the Human Microbiome in Their Sights (ACS Central Science) 

 

2018

  • Microbiology: making the best of PCR bias (Nature Methods technology feature)

 

2016

  • Methods for More Accurate Microbiome Studies Could Impact Future Therapeutic Use (GenomeWeb)

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