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Engineering professors honored
POSTED: January 18, 2020
Electrical and computer engineering professors named IEEE Fellows for contributions to the field
Marine science and policy collaboration
POSTED: January 17, 2020
CEOE signs memorandum of understanding with South Korean science agency
Elms go urban
POSTED: January 17, 2020
UD researchers plant and study iconic American elm trees in harsh urban environments
Bone marrow research
POSTED: January 16, 2020
UD’s Emily Day among researchers funded through Science Center program
‘Thriving in a real-world environment’
POSTED: January 15, 2020
Through Senior Design, engineering students flex their skills
Gates Foundation grant
POSTED: January 10, 2020
Funds help UD team working to help underrepresented students close achievement gap
Resolving water conflicts
POSTED: January 10, 2020
UD grad student studies how national conflicts impact shared water resources
Support for scholarship
POSTED: January 9, 2020
Humanities research center marks anniversary with grant awards
Probing the power of paradox
POSTED: January 8, 2020
Lerner Prof. Wendy Smith explains how leaders make tough choices
Moving forward with autism
POSTED: January 4, 2020
Prof. Anjana Bhat develops creative therapies for autistic children
Volume 8.1
From the Vice President for Research, Scholarship and Innovation
A disruptor prevents things from proceeding as usual. But that’s not always bad. In research and education, we’re always turning ideas and methods on their ear in the quest to learn something new…
Innovation In Motion
UD researchers partner with Reebok to build a “smart” sports bra — a sports bra engineered to actually do its job!
Disruptors
This issue of the University of Delaware Research magazine puts new faces on this idea of disruption, highlighting the innovative way our researchers are tackling complex problems. Learn about their work and what drives them and how the disruption they cause can produce real benefit for our world.
Bright Star
UD’s Science, Technology and Advanced Research (STAR) Campus is shining ever brighter with the nationally recognized Tower at STAR.
Test Your Knowledge: Innovation
As a growing research institution, the University of Delaware is a place where you’ll find new ideas constantly sparking solutions to challenges once deemed impossible.The wonder of innovation is all around us, but what do you really know about it? Try your hand at these questions.
Art In Science
Now in its fourth year, this annual exhibit offers a captivating glimpse into a vast world of discovery at the University of Delaware.
The Baltimore Collection
Something truly special emerged from a box that no one expected until Julie McGee, associate professor of Africana Studies and Art History, and her University of Delaware students got their hands on the 53 photographs inside.
Disruptors: Probing the Power of Paradox
A professor of management at UD’s Lerner College of Business and Economics, Wendy Smith focuses on how leaders and teams can effectively respond to contradictory agendas.
#UDel's Emily Day gets 'proof-of-concept' support from @UCScienceCenter for her blood stem-cell research. https://t.co/Lfpz66iAuM @UDengineering @TheDayLab @udbme https://t.co/Gv1mK024yf
Bridging the 'Valley of Death' for U.S. biomanufacturing: @NIIMBL Director Kelvin Lee of #UDel reports on how his team is exploring ways to bridge the gap between good ideas and critical #biopharmaceutical products. https://t.co/JKtP66hAZE @NIST @MFGUSA @UDengineering https://t.co/xKrWKZx4WF
#UDel's new 'MakerGym' gives our growing #MakerNetwork a hub to call its own, with lots of tools and space for creating, collaborating and 'fueling a new generation of dreamers and doers.' https://t.co/bI5Qyiiid5 @MohsenBadiey @udhorn @UDengineering @udceoe @UDCCM @PapaZissou https://t.co/ow5LMOWznC
#UDel's Allison Karpyn studies the root causes of food insecurity and limited access to nutritious food. This Q&A is from our Research magazine. https://t.co/OJBwKszIuU @UDCEHD @UDCRESP @thefoodtrust https://t.co/87YtL04EED
Soil moisture is critical to the health of our planet. Now #UDel researchers Rodrigo Vargas and Mario Guevara have developed a new way to map soil moisture predictions with higher-res and greater accuracy. https://t.co/WG46R4iVTS @NSF @Conacyt_MX @UDcanr @vargaslab #datascience https://t.co/z7ZLCCYfxX
STEM Power! #UDel has teamed up with Girls Inc of Delaware to show girls how they could make their own discoveries in science, technology, engineering and/or mathematics. More to come in 2020! https://t.co/D99wISOwo4 @girlsincde #netde @UDengineering @udcas @UDCHS https://t.co/HP8RY1J0wt
New study by #UDel's Michal Herzenstein gives fundraisers new insight into #donor preferences: Offer many donation options or very few. https://t.co/AuUQg2hiZ1 @UDLernerCollege https://t.co/KjI04VNKgL
#UDel's Art Trembanis and collaborators have mapped nuclear test sites at Bikini #Atoll in the Pacific, documenting the 'ghost fleet' of an #undersea battlefield. https://t.co/fe1EEHV7Pi @udceoe @PapaZissou @SEARCH_Inc https://t.co/aADVuiiJk9
#UDel's Monica Coleman studies the ways religious beliefs address suffering and injustice, offering a vision for #hope and #healing. This Q&A is from our Research Magazine: https://t.co/RfrxgbdkcK @udcas @monicaacoleman https://t.co/O8Tz0Y2far
New study by #UDel's Kimberly Oremus shows direct link between loss of New England #fishing jobs and changing #climate. https://t.co/hBcRz0hYoM @PNASNews @udceoe https://t.co/dBvS2OZYY5
Bringing research down to earth: #UDel’s Dawn Fallik and Joshua Zide developed ‘Words For Nerds’ to help grad students explain their research. https://t.co/Ku0VrGjlZJ @udcas @UDengineering @dfallik @UDGradStudents
#UDel #plasma physicist Bill Matthaeus finds some surprises in early data gathered during the #ParkerSolarProbe's amazing trek to the sun's #corona.
https://t.co/H1udL8yXk1 @NASASun @udcas https://t.co/8Z6u5k20g6
#UDel researchers find link between old carbon, graphite and #hydrothermal vents in the #seafloor. https://t.co/d8Ofo3zAoe @NatureComms @udceoe @emmoxiely https://t.co/NLomf79Xy5
Congratulations to #UDel's Kristi Kiick, who has been named a fellow of the National Academy of Inventors, recognizing the tangible impact of her innovative work. https://t.co/scW3jzbGH5 @AcadofInventors @UDengineering #materialsscience #chemistry #polymers https://t.co/LJecJLMqfw
She started as a 12-year-old in @UDengineering's K-12 Summer Camp. Now, Colleen Murray is a grad student, studying #carbon nanotube-based sensors with @ErikThostenson and working to build a stronger world. https://t.co/CNOO31FnXw @UDCCM @UDGradStudents https://t.co/PelHkc7TEw
Congratulations to #UDel's Jason Gleghorn and Joshua Wilson, winners of the 2019 Gerard Mangone Young Scholars Award, recognizing promising and accomplished young faculty. https://t.co/kK7fAyG4zH @UDCEHD @UDengineering @GleghornLab @UDFaculty @udbme @UDSOE https://t.co/YXFVL9yMLb
