UD engineer Michael Hast leads an NIH-funded effort to identify impaired bone healing earlier with MRI-based computer models.
Innovation Ambassador: Jason Gleghorn
Taking discoveries to the real world for the benefit of human health.
Halting a heart attack’s hidden harm
UD’s Elise Corbin develops novel tools to advance cardiac research.
New perspectives on life sciences
Researchers convene for UD’s first synthetic biology symposium
Advancing lung research
3D-printed lung model helps researchers study aerosol deposition in the lungs.
A new molecular understanding of protein phase separation
UD researcher Kristi Kiick is part of a new study that provides insights into how disordered proteins form membrane-free liquid droplets, with implications for cell biology research, developing new disease treatments, and designing novel biomaterials.
Prof. Kunjapur wins 2024 BioInnovation Institute & Science Prize for Innovation
This award recognizes researchers who have made significant advances using protected or licensed materials, such as proprietary drugs, diagnostics, or other healthcare-related technologies.
Accelerating translational research
UD receives $6 million from National Science Foundation as part of inaugural translational research funding program
High-throughput innovation
Researchers in the lab of April Kloxin are using an advanced ‘bioprinter’ to help them study and test new therapeutics.
Next-generation wearable technologies
UD engineers are researching and refining innovative nanomaterial-based sensors for human health applications.
Kiick and Price labs awarded R01 from the National Institutes of Health
Thanks to a five-year, $3 million research grant, a team of UD engineers will develop approaches to improve delivery of therapeutics to treat post-traumatic osteoarthritis.
Homing in on the right treatment for a rare disease
Artificial intelligence aids fight against acute myeloid leukemia.