Research & Discovery
A Blog Devoted to UD Innovation, Excellence and Scholarship
University of Delaware Research and Discovery Blog has been developed to engage conversation, explore discoveries and inspire innovation. Highlighting the University’s work in key areas of health sciences, nation security and defense, energy and environmental sustainability. We invite you to explore latest posts and join in the conversation.
COVID’s Crushing Impact on Public Health
New study shows pandemic response has swamped workforce and crippled other services
NIIMBL gets $153 Million in New Federal Support
National Institute of Standards and Technology funding includes $83 million for coronavirus
Transforming CO2 and Sugars into Biofuel
With a $2.7 million grant, UD researchers using microbes to make valuable chemicals
Coastal Cities of the Future
Managed retreat can expand solutions to climate change
Precision Prevention for Prostate Cancer
Aditya Dutta’s findings on NKX3.1 gene, mitochondria are promising for prostate cancer patients
Precision Prevention for Prostate Cancer
Aditya Dutta’s findings on NKX3.1 gene, mitochondria are promising for prostate cancer patients
COVID-19 Research Town Halls
Providing important updates for the UD research community, from campus operations to grants administration, ways you can help our local community and looking to the future.
Living With HIV During a Global Pandemic
Disaster Research Center study reveals impact on health care, finances, mental health
Technology metals at home
UD's Saleem Ali discusses how technology metals play a pivotal role in remote work during the pandemic
Community Health Nursing
Senior nursing students help with mass vaccination events
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