UD’s Stephanie Law Wins Presidential Award

UD’s Stephanie Law Wins Presidential Award

Early Career Award recognizes leadership and pioneering work in materials and quantum science Stephanie Law of the University of Delaware has received a prestigious Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE) for pioneering research and...
Jump Starting Energy Research

Jump Starting Energy Research

Delaware Energy Institute announces grants for multi-disciplinary research projects at UD When it comes to supporting research, timing is everything. Robust, early support is crucial for scientific inquiry to gain momentum and have a chance to make an impact. Seed...
Nature Meets Science in Museum Exhibit

Nature Meets Science in Museum Exhibit

Content developed by UD professor displayed at Delaware Museum of Natural History When kids visit the Delaware Museum of Natural History between now and May 12, they can play with and learn from an educational kiosk developed by April Kloxin, an associate professor of...
Good Vibrations

Good Vibrations

UD startup tests Parkinson’s disease device with Michael J. Fox Foundation funding Parkinson’s disease (PD) is a progressive nervous system disorder that slowly isolates people by taking away their mobility and fine motor control. An estimated 1 million people in the...
New Associate Dean

New Associate Dean

David C. Martin is now the College of Engineering’s Associate Dean for Research and Entrepreneurship David C. Martin, Karl and Renate Böer Professor of Materials Science and Engineering, is now the Associate Dean for Research and Entrepreneurship in the University of...
High Performance Computing

High Performance Computing

New HPC cluster named for former UD IT director Jane Caviness The University of Delaware’s newest high performance computing (HPC) community cluster, named Caviness, puts vast computational power at researchers’ disposal. Named for Jane Caviness, a former UD employee...