Tuesday, July 16, 2019
At the University of Delaware, our biggest frontier is the unknown. Powered by curiosity, we’re solving mysteries, tackling problems and pioneering new technologies — in service to the world. Our discoveries and impacts are all around you: in life-saving medicines to the Mars spacesuit, in your phone’s touch-screen technology to the priceless objects of global heritage we’ve helped to preserve, from the Declaration of Independence to works of art by Van Gogh and Wyeth. We are a doctoral university with very highest research activity, a designation held by less than three percent of U.S. colleges, and we are on a relentless pursuit of excellence.
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New grant supports research in solar energy
UD’s Ujjwal Das and collaborators work to improve photovoltage technology
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In an age of technology and innovation, the future has never looked more exciting.
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To the moon and beyond
POSTED: July 16, 2019
UD researchers point to future as the world marks Apollo 11’s 50th anniversary
NASA’s fastest, farthest sun mission
POSTED: July 16, 2019
UD physicist William Matthaeus helped lay the foundation for the Parker Solar Probe
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