This Urban Research University Is Also an Economic Powerhouse
Resources for entrepreneurs and industry partnerships have made it easier than ever for University of Minnesota inventions to hit the market.
University of Minnesota engineering professor Jian-Ping Wang holds a magnetic nanobiochip that he created to detect proteins and DNA that signal the early stages of cancer.
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