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Empowering veterans with business know-how

For more than a decade, Mizzou has held entrepreneurship bootcamps that leverage higher education to offer training to post-9/11 veterans. Learn what drives the university to participate in this national program.

What’s in a mouse name?

In the journal Science, Mizzou's Mutant Mouse Resource and Research Center joined others to point out problems with reported genetics of half the mouse models they help distribute, catalogue and preserve. They recommend a new tool to improve accuracy.

A new wave of ideas go to market

In 2025, Mizzou inventions were patented, licensed and incorporated into commercial products and startup companies. See which innovations reached milestones in partnership with Mizzou's Technology Advancement team.

Beauty through the scope

From the optic nerve to ovarian tumors, this year’s ALMC image contest displayed the intricacies and beauty of biology in crisp detail. Read about how these images were made and what scientific questions they help answer. 

From poster presenter to judge

Mizzou alumnus returns to campus to inspire the next generation of scientists at Show Me Research Week.

Mizzou IRB team earns reaccreditation

The Human Research Protection Program and Institutional Review Board (IRB) completed a rigorous reaccreditation process, reaffirming MU's commitment to the highest standards of ethical research involving human participants.

Supporting faculty exploration and art

The Division of Research awarded a third round of Research Council grants, an investment that gives researchers and creators a boost when applying for external funding, publishing, recording music and more.

A statewide research forum for better health

More than 200 Missouri researchers assembled to share discoveries aimed at improving global health at the third annual NextGen Pathways Symposium, March 12-13.

Protect research enterprise

Effective April 1, 2026, principal investigators and key personnel on proposals for all federal grants or flow-through federal funding must complete Mizzou’s one-hour research security training before funding applications are submitted.

Brainy fun

More than 300 children and their families engaged with Mizzou faculty, staff and students on Feb. 28 at the Columbia Young Scientists Fair and Expo. See who had a booth and a photo gallery of experiments, discoveries and fun.