AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoResearch: The University of Minnesota’s Bell Museum has installed a powerful CT scanner that could reveal the internal anatomy of about 3 million specimens, supporting biodiversity research across Minnesota and beyond. Women’s Health: Minneapolis-based Visana Health is expanding its weight-care program to address hormonal and metabolic factors alongside weight loss. Cybersecurity: Eden Prairie company SmiForce says its new price-lock program will help local governments and schools manage rising security-software costs. Agriculture: UMN Extension is urging farmers to scout for Asian copperleaf, an invasive weed confirmed in a southern Minnesota cornfield. North Shore Technology: Pulsar Helium plans a rare-gas hub in Two Harbors, while a new toolkit aims to help Minnesota cities prepare for data-center proposals. STEM for All Ages: The MN STEM Book Festival returns to the Bakken Museum on Oct. 24 with author panels, hands-on activities and a kids’ corner.
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