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Artificial light in the Arctic
POSTED: April 2, 2020
New study examines how artificial light from research vessels affects fish counts
Breaking down stigma
POSTED: April 2, 2020
HDFS Professor Valerie Earnshaw honored for HIV stigma research
Assessing forests from afar
POSTED: March 31, 2020
UD’s Pinki Mondal offers recommendations on using remote sensing to quantify forest health
COVID-19 research underway
POSTED: March 28, 2020
UD team using supercomputer simulations to analyze the coronavirus
Fight back against loneliness
POSTED: March 26, 2020
Research by UD’s Jaremka shows human immune systems are weakened by loneliness, stress
A passion for health care research
POSTED: March 26, 2020
UD’s Greg Hicks appointed associate vice president for clinical and translational research
UD’s Jason Gleghorn honored
POSTED: March 25, 2020
NSF CAREER award will help engineer develop micro-sized devices to understand the body's immune system
Crab pot clean up
POSTED: March 19, 2020
UD, Delaware Sea Grant and DNREC lead clean-up of the Delaware Inland Bays
Students set sights on research
POSTED: March 18, 2020
UD’s Lachke leads a team to achieve success in the lab
Arctic undergrad
POSTED: March 14, 2020
UD student joined trip with faculty to research polar night biological impact on species
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.
Congratulations to #UDel's Valerie Earnshaw, honored by @APA for research on social stigma and #HIV. https://t.co/rmBCoyl5l5 @UDCEHD @UDStigmaLab #socialpsychology https://t.co/bUQUaynPVY
Great message from @udceoe’s Art Trembanis. ‘We’re here for you!’ @PapaZissou https://t.co/1LCMr9pD8r
Congratulations to #UDel's Jason Gleghorn, who has received an @NSF CAREER award for his study of the human immune system's 'black box' -- the lymph node. https://t.co/BiQbpicNZ3 @UDengineering @udbme @udcas @GleghornLab https://t.co/Cy2uprfjkP
Congratulations to #UDel's Greg Hicks, an 'ideal choice' as new Associate Vice President for #Clinical and Translational Research. https://t.co/Y5n4W3BB72 @UDCHS @UDelawarePT https://t.co/i7Z7Ye0q6e
Feeling lonely or disconnected? Take action! #UDel's Lisa Jaremka shows how such feelings affect the human immune system and offers recommendations during these times of social distance and quarantine. https://t.co/djPo6FuDat @udcas @LisaJaremka #covid19 #socialpsychology https://t.co/1loZMctEm2
