Bringing hidden magnetic states to light
UD researchers develop optical method to detect magnetic behavior of antiferromagnets, paving the way for advanced computing and quantum technologies.
UD engineer named Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry
University of Delaware professor Arthi Jayaraman has been named a Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC), a professional society based in the United Kingdom with more than 50,000 members worldwide. The Fellow designation is the RSC’s senior category of...
In Memoriam: Kristi Kiick
Campus community remembers engineering professor, leader, mentor
Innovation Ambassador: Sagar Doshi
Leveraging UD’s innovation ecosystem to develop next-generation wearable technologies.
50 years of innovation in composites
UD’s Center for Composite Materials reflects on a legacy of innovation and charts a course for the next half-century.
Making artificial intelligence trustworthy and ethical
Data Science Symposium explores collaborative development of AI.
Innovating in motion
UD’s Big Ideas Challenge advances novel approach to help people with Achilles tendinopathy keep moving.
Elizabeth Whitney reflects on Knauss Fellowship
Elizabeth Whitney received her doctorate from UD in Civil and Environmental Engineering in 2024. She was selected by Delaware Sea Grant to be a 2025 John A. Knauss Fellow, a fellowship run through the National Sea Grant office.
Engineering inhaled medicines
UD chemical engineer Catherine Fromen honored with DDL’s Emerging Scientist of the Year award for advancing aerosol drug delivery
Engineering for Impact
Biomedical engineering graduate student Mikayla Jackson received 2025 Laird Fellowship.
National Academy of Inventors Fellow
UD’s David Martin recognized for academic research that drives real-world change.
Soft electronics that shape-shift
UD researchers develop a first-of-its-kind conductive hydrogel that can switch between liquid and solid states.