UD engineering graduates working for GE Aviation in Newark include (left to right) Sam Kurkoski, Reid Bremble, Vince Uathavikul and Tyler Walker.
UD engineers partner with Delaware Solid Waste Authority to reduce food waste in landfills You probably throw out more food than you realize. Food waste makes up 21.6 percent of municipal waste, according to the Environmental Protection Agency. “This is not a good use...
The University of Delaware and partner JPMorgan Chase launched Spectrum Scholars, a college-to-career program for students with autism, Monday, Sept. 24, in Alfred Lerner Hall on the Newark campus.
Students from every major are invited to attend an information session Wednesday, October 24, to learn more about the University of Delaware's Vertically Integrated Projects program, which links undergraduate students to the cutting-edge research of faculty mentors....
Mechanical engineering students at the University of Delaware recently pitched their own inventions to representatives from toy company Melissa and Doug.
The University of Delaware’s undergraduate chemical engineering program is ranked ninth in the nation in U.S. News and World Report’s 2019 Best Colleges edition.
NSF has awarded funding to the University of Delaware’s Center for Biomechanical Engineering Research (CBER) to be a Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) site through 2021.
UD engineering associate professor Arthi Jayaraman explains her approach.
Azeem Sharief, a chemical engineering major, is interested in how inhaled medication is delivered to lung tissue.
Yiming Wan is studying the use of drones in combination with smart or autonomous vehicles to optimize traffic flow.
Senior environmental engineering major Michael Rechsteiner researches biochar and how it can help sustain our environment.
This senior Civil Engineering major hopes her work will lead to the implementation of more natural methods to protect its shores, including planting marsh grass.
If you dream of building or driving a race car, you can do it at the University of Delaware—all while earning an engineering degree.
