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Driven To Discover: Ben Sammarco
POSTED: August 21, 2019
Undergrad looks for ways to improve honey bee disease resistance
$23.5 million to expand Delaware’s biomedical research pipeline
POSTED: August 17, 2019
UD-led program funded by
NIH and State of Delaware for another five years
Bio-inspired materials
POSTED: August 17, 2019
Korley group draws inspiration from natural marvels to make new materials
Driven to Discover: Alyssa Schiff
POSTED: August 16, 2019
Undergrad explores media reports, understanding of environmental justice
Driven to discover: Jackson Mace
POSTED: August 15, 2019
Neuroscience student spends summer in prestigious Amgen Scholars program
Ammonia for fuel cells
POSTED: August 14, 2019
Team of UD engineers pushes cost-effective fuel cell technology forward
Driven to Discover: Nkeiruka Ashiedu
POSTED: August 14, 2019
Undergrad seeks to reduce asthma hospitalizations in Delaware
UD-Brookhaven research
POSTED: August 13, 2019
New areas of complementary strength and strategic importance
A running start at research
POSTED: August 9, 2019
Wilmington high school student spends summer studying in UD engineering lab
Driven to Discover
POSTED: August 7, 2019
UD undergrads Ahmad Tamimi and Jeffrey Neumann work on NASA project
Volume 7.1
2017 Research in Progress
What’s it like to do research in the Arctic? What ‘s it like to be on a ship for 4 to 6 weeks off Greenland? How do you work and sleep with 24 hours of daylight? Oceanographer Andreas Muenchow gives us a glimpse into his world.
At Sea in the Arctic
What’s it like to do research in the Arctic? What ‘s it like to be on a ship for 4 to 6 weeks off Greenland? How do you work and sleep with 24 hours of daylight? Oceanographer Andreas Muenchow gives us a glimpse into his world.
The Quiet Revolution
Trevor A. Dawes learned how libraries can change people’s lives when he was a college student. Now, he’s leading the charge to make the UD Library, Museums and Press an even greater force for good.
The hidden lives within a portrait
A 1746 portrait would launch a global journey into 18th-century life and present the past in a way never done before. The portrait was of Anne Shippen Willing, and what she wore would lead historian Zara Anishanslin on a journey to the far corners of the world—and launch a bold new way of looking at the past.
Filling a Real Demand for Simulated Care
Nursing instructor Amy Cowperthwait and her students are inventing products with a common goal: teaching compassionate patient care. Cowperthwait’s startup links students, engineers, business experts on quest to teach challenging medical procedures.
Suit Me Up for Mars
When astronauts make the “Journey to Mars,” NASA wants every protective measure available in place. The space agency contracted with ILC Dover to develop a new spacesuit, and ILC enlisted several materials experts at the University of Delaware to work on a suit that can handle whatever space might throw at them.
A NIIMBL Approach To Making Modern Medicines
Biopharmaceuticals have emerged recently and are having a revolutionary impact on vexing diseases such as cancer. The National Institute for Innovation in Manufacturing Biopharmaceuticals (NIIMBL), headquartered at the University of Delaware, is at the forefront of making medicines more accessible to Americans.
Exploring the Red Planet
NASA wants to put humans on Mars by the early 2030s. University of Delaware researchers are helping to develop spacesuits for that mammoth expedition. Yet Mars is shrouded in mystery for many of us. So what do you know about Mars? Let’s test your knowledge.
Natural marvels -- such as the jaw of the bristle worm -- inspire #UDel's LaShanda Korley & collaborators to make new materials. https://t.co/8blWYFwu50 @NSF @UDengineering @UDChBE @DrLkorley https://t.co/VMo3Ymv5Gk
Move over hydrogen! #UDel engineers are working on fuel cells that use cost-effective ammonia. https://t.co/nWmhRYh0Yb @ENERGY @UDengineering @UDChBE https://t.co/tmu66aULoD
Delaware's #biomedical research network gets a $23.5 million boost. https://t.co/YF8AubE48n @NIH @delaware_gov @DelawareINBRE @AIDHC @christianacare @DelStateUniv @WesleyCollegeDE @delawaretech #ResearchMatters https://t.co/T4oP19N5OS
#UDel senior Alyssa Schiff has spent a lot of time in the library stacks, studying how the #media report on #environmental justice issues in Delaware. https://t.co/f7SYl83FRT @udcas #driventodiscover #SummerScholars https://t.co/kKj9l2OeTR
#UDel undergraduate Nkeiruka (Nikky) Ashiedu is studying how peak levels of air pollutants known as PM2.5 affect those with #asthma. https://t.co/nZT6PDEL01 @UDCHS #driventodiscover #McNairScholar #epidemiology https://t.co/BejAFIJgKx
Two new areas of strategic collaboration with
@BrookhavenLab put focus on #quantum materials and rice soil #chemistry. https://t.co/OsGr2Z9mdG @doescience @UDengineering @UDcanr @Anlyse_this https://t.co/kqA6IXlIQ6
#UDel undergraduate students Jeffrey Neumann and Ahmad Tamimi are building a ground station that will capture #plasma-related data for a @NASA project. https://t.co/1kEFOCQMSw @UDengineering @udcas #DrivenToDiscover #SummerScholars https://t.co/6MpI9pzCqo
Congratulations to #UDel doctoral student Salma Al Saai, whose #cataract research in the lab of Salil Lachke has won support from @FightForSightNY https://t.co/WtN38THttk @udcas @UDCBCB1 #genetics https://t.co/lDlMgvZqHH
New agreement of @NIIMBL and @US_FDA a 'major step forward' for innovation in #biopharma manufacturing. https://t.co/xt5tt6tCrW @MFGUSA @usnistgov @CommerceGov https://t.co/UQZs4V9BDR
Congratulations to #UDel's Benjamin Jungfleisch, who has won a Dept of @ENERGY Early Career Research Award for his investigation of magnon #spintronics. https://t.co/Fphdgg1RxK @udcas @argonne @uni_kl #quantum @doescience https://t.co/g6TPpJSx7f
#UDel's Kun Fu has found a way to make pure carbon nanotube structures with a 3D printer — opening the door to stronger, lighter materials with many potential applications. https://t.co/g42ODEvYij @UDengineering @UDCCM @ASMEdotorg https://t.co/IcdKCoTfRU
Congratulations to #UDel's William Matthaeus, winner of the American Physical Society's 2019 Maxwell Prize for pioneering work in #plasma #physics. https://t.co/D3em678vx4 @udcas @APSphysics https://t.co/WfNEypRTOT
Come see what #UDel students are up to this summer - research, service, internships & study abroad programs. Many examples on our new web page & many more to come! Check it out. https://t.co/fYhH9NotWG #DrivenToDiscover #SummerScholars #UDAbroad @UDGlobal @icrawford7 https://t.co/KjtOGzptRO
#UDel's Gretchen Johnson is studying toxic #algae and hundreds of other undergrads are doing summer research of their own. Her advice: Start research as soon as you can! #DrivenToDiscover #SummerScholars https://t.co/PQYf0YcAjn @udceoe @icrawford7 @CURinAction https://t.co/zykZW1Bokf
#UDel's Jamie Holder and Gregory Foote are working with collaborators to search for signs of intelligent life in outer space. https://t.co/jE3kxhlO82 @udcas @BerkeleySETI #VERITAS #astrophysics https://t.co/VKlKraWltw
Congratulations to #UDel's Stephanie Law, winner of a Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers for her pioneering research in materials and #quantum science. https://t.co/gGhvcTSTxL @ENERGY @HLuceFdn @UDengineering @AVS_Members https://t.co/qELSXV437N
The UD Research magazine has archival newspaper coverage from Delaware publications that told First State readers about the Apollo 11 mission. We invite you to relive the excitement of the first moon landing. https://t.co/DSs98NJjpA https://t.co/BLNOGOdEuA
#UDel's Eric Benson and team are on the front lines in the global fight against #avian influenza, offering knowledge and training to prevent and limit future outbreaks. https://t.co/kUQiXQ28Xn @UDcanr @UDengineering #cooperativeextension https://t.co/sHIJg97K4y
