University of Minnesota
The University of Minnesota's Research and Innovation Office (RIO) serves as a central resource for conducting, managing, and sponsoring research. It aims to facilitate collaborative research that addresses complex problems and promotes innovations that improve lives. RIO oversees research compliance and administration, fostering a culture of integrity and ethical practices in research. Additionally, RIO is committed to enhancing research capacity through various funding opportunities and strategic initiatives, including the management of specialized facilities for biocontainment research.
University of Minnesota
224 McNamara Alumni Center, 200 Oak St. SE, Minneapolis, MN 55455, United States
Patents
System and method for implanting left ventricular assist devices
2025-07-01 • US-12343086-B2
View DetailsWearable transcranial dual-mode ultrasound transducers for neuromodulation
2025-06-17 • US-12329991-B2
View DetailsHyperspectral imaging for early detection of Alzheimer's disease
2025-06-17 • US-12329457-B2
View DetailsMethods for predicting a response to bevacizumab or platinum-based chemotherapy or both in patients with ovarian cancer
2025-06-10 • US-12325879-B2
View DetailsCompositions and methods for transplantation of colon microbiota
2025-05-13 • US-12295974-B2
View DetailsMethod for pulse-based convolution for near-sensor processing
2025-05-13 • US-12299556-B2
View DetailsAnti-canine CD16 polypeptides, anti-canine CD64 polypeptides, compositions including same, and methods of using
2025-04-08 • US-12269887-B2
View DetailsHuman T cell derived from T cell-derived induced pluripotent stem cell and methods of making and using
2025-04-08 • US-12270050-B2
View DetailsTherapeutic methods involving modulating inflammasome activation of myeloid-derived suppressor cells
2025-02-25 • US-12234480-B2
View DetailsWhat We Do
Facilitates partnerships between the university and industry to enhance research and innovation.
Provides information on various funding opportunities available for research projects, including Artist-in-Residence, Biotechnology & Biomanufacturing Seed Grants, and more.
Offers support and guidance for conducting research on an international scale.
Ensures adherence to ethical standards and compliance in research practices.
Supports the transfer of university research to market through licensing and startup development.
Provides management support and oversight for biocontainment facilities designed to safely handle and store human, animal, and plant infectious agents or toxins.
Application Area
Show More (9)Psychological and Cognitive Health and Performance
Diagnostics
Show More (3)Medical Devices
Battlefield Resuscitation
Show More (1)Key People
Vice President for Research and Innovation
Associate Vice President for Research Integrity and Compliance
Executive Director - Strategic Initiatives
Finance Director
Assistant Vice President for External Affairs and Communications
Executive Director - Human Research Protection Program/Institutional Review Board
News & Updates
RIO has awarded nearly $100,000 to support art and science collaboration through its Artist-in-Residence program.
On November 1, Dr. Robert C. Hampshire from the US Department of Transportation visited the University of Minnesota to discuss transportation research.
The University provides guidance and assistance with issues that can arise in connection with international student and faculty exchanges.
The University encourages students, scholars, and scientists to pursue knowledge wherever it may be found around the world, providing resources for safe and lawful travel.
Membership in MTEC entitles UMN PIs to apply for DoD funding that is open only to members, with past awards ranging from $50K to $25M.
The RIO COVID-19 Rapid Response Grants aim to catalyze small-scale research projects designed to address and mitigate the risk associated with the coronavirus pandemic.