Pituitary pars intermedia dysfunction (PPID, previously known as equine Cushing’s syndrome) is a neurodegenerative condition affecting up to one in four aged horses that causes significant…
Project Highlights
Research Computing supports research from a variety of disciplines. See some of our most recently featured projects below.
The Spatial Forum is a yearly event highlighting spatial research, teaching, and outreach at the University of Minnesota. This event features lighting talks, exhibitor booths, and the…
The IIB Precision Sensing Distinguished Lecture Series is designed to foster discussion on novel topics, innovative solutions and grand challenges in the field of Precision Sensing. In this…
Cancer tumor cells are capable of adapting themselves to exploit their microenvironment in the body in order to grow. Cancer cells often metastasize in the liver, indicating that tumors are…
The CVNEURO-CORE (CerebroVascular Neuroscience, Cardiovascular, and Radiological Outcomes Research Ecosystem) initiative, led by Principal Investigator Assistant Professor Margy…
During the last week of June, the College of Food, Agricultural, and Natural Resource Sciences (CFANS), the Minnesota Supercomputing Institute (MSI), the…
Each year, U-Spatial hosts a contest that celebrates great design and cartography through the use of maps. The contest is…
Manufacturing companies often rely on visual inspection - looking for cracks, defects, or flaws - as a critical step to ensure product quality and safety. However, training today’s powerful…
Spatialomic analysis is a cross-disciplinary field that requires histology, imaging, genomics/proteomics, and spatially aware bioinformatics/biostatistics expertise. This diverse set of…
Crop breeders use genetic and genomic data to help them develop new crop strains that have desired traits such as yield, disease resistance, drought tolerance, and baking quality. The…