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UD’s LaShanda Korley appointed U.S. Science Envoy
POSTED: December 7, 2022
Esteemed engineer to travel the world to advance science and technology cooperation with U.S.
Using clocks to detect ultralight dark matter
POSTED: December 6, 2022
UD’s Marianna Safronova and collaborators propose sending atomic clocks into space to study dark matter
A vision for veterinary medicine
POSTED: December 3, 2022
Animal science major Stephanie Bayron plans career in veterinary shelter medicine in Puerto Rico
Integrated mineral supply
POSTED: December 2, 2022
UD researchers suggest the climate crisis requires international minerals agreement
Studying sedentary behavior
POSTED: December 1, 2022
Research aims to promote healthier habits in people with intellectual disabilities in residential group homes
Prof. Thomas Buchanan to present Francis Alison Lecture
POSTED: November 30, 2022
Engineering educator to speak Dec. 8 on using biomechanics to understand disease
The TuFF age
POSTED: November 29, 2022
UD researchers tackle new task in making complex material more viable for building aircraft
Growing space crops
POSTED: November 24, 2022
NASA funds UD’s Qingwu Meng to study food grown during human space exploration
Working with nature
POSTED: November 23, 2022
UD researchers explore ways to protect coastal shorelines — naturally
Let’s talk turkey
POSTED: November 23, 2022
UD’s food science experts answer turkey food-safety questions
Volume 8.2
From the Vice President for Research, Scholarship and Innovation: Moving Forward
The UD research community continues to navigate COVID-19, with health and safety the highest priority. In spite of hardships, we’re facing the pandemic with vigilance and resilience.
News Briefs
Check out our COVID-19 research, a virtual visit with the editor-in-chief of Science, and undergrads at work on the Frontiers of Discovery.
Honors: Celebrating Excellence
UD faculty and students have won major recognition for their expertise and contributions.
Guess Who’s Powering Up UD’s Research Engine?
This issue of the University of Delaware Research magazine introduces you to a critical creative force at UD — our graduate students and postdoctoral researchers. Their ingenuity is lighting new routes to discovery and solutions.
Front Edge of Discovery: Strengthening democracy for a better world
It all began with a Joseph Conrad novel. Doctoral student Pablo McConnie-Saad discusses his journey to better understand democracy, as the first Whittington Graduate Fellow at the Biden Institute.
Front Edge of Discovery: Developing resilient Black girls
Doctoral student and Graduate Scholar Nefetaria Yates is examining school discipline and the tactics Black girls have developed for dealing with the pressures they face. Her ultimate goal is to elevate voices that have been silenced.
Front Edge of Discovery: Helping children move
Entrepreneur Ahad Behboodi wants to see kids with cerebral palsy move more freely. He plans to commercialize a robotic foot device with the power to help them.
Front Edge of Discovery: A clinical science approach
Lexie Tabachnick, in her fifth year of doctoral studies, helps to mentor other grad students and undergraduates while she studies the powerful impact a UD-developed family intervention program is having on vulnerable kids.
