Three UD graduate students in computer engineering — Patrick Cronin, Charles Gouert, and Fateme Hosseini — took first place in the Embedded Security Challenge at the finals of CSAW.
Blocker and Engineer, Collin Wallish Helps Blue Hens
Offensive lineman named to Google Cloud/CoSIDA Academic All-District team Playing Division I football is hard enough. Graduating with a near perfect grade point average in engineering on top of that is definitely not possible for many. But Collin Wallish of the...
Engineering a Global Perspective
UD student wins prestigious awards to travel the world while studying.
Student spotlight: Gowri Sriramagiri
Electrical engineering doctoral student Gowri Sriramagiri is a rising star in the field of solar energy.
Bridging Science and Society
The Delaware Environmental Institute (DENIN) has selected its fifth class of DENIN Environmental Fellows, which includes two graduate engineering students.
Big Discoveries About Tiny Particles
A chemical engineering doctoral student led an international effort to uncover properties of polymer nanoparticles.
Grad Student Picked for International Forum
Moumita Bhattacharya, a doctoral student in computer science at UD, is one of just 200 top promising young computer scientists worldwide to be selected to participate in the sixth Heidelberg Laureate Forum.
Using Sensors to Spot Infrastructure Damage
An entrepreneurial team based at the University of Delaware is working to commercialize a system that could make infrastructure such as bridges and pipelines safer.
Developing Diverse Leaders
At the 2018 Future Faculty Workshop, held at UD from July 18 to 20, faculty members from 17 universities mentored senior graduate students and postdoctoral fellows from across the country who plan to pursue careers as independent academic researchers in chemistry, chemical engineering, materials science, and polymer science with a focus on soft materials and biomaterials.
Novel Sensors Could Enable Smarter Textiles
Delaware engineers are using flexible carbon nanotube composite coatings to create next-generation smart textiles with the ability to measure a wide range of pressures.
New Insights Into the Adolescent Brain
The inner workings of the teenage brain are now slightly less mysterious, thanks to a research team led by University of Delaware engineers.
Which Drone Should You Trust?
A team of mechanical engineers developed a method to quantify the decision-making accuracy of autonomous robotic drones within a network.