Virtual Camp Teaches Kids Cyber Skills
University of Delaware students help middle schoolers learn computer engineering.
Update on the college’s diversity and inclusion efforts
We realize that many of you, like us, are working to understand, process and react to the recent murders of George Floyd, Rayshard Brooks, and others, and to determine how to support the Black Lives Matter protests occurring across the nation.
12 Receive General University Research Grants
Projects awarded in humanities, arts, science and engineering Twelve University of Delaware professors have won General University Research grants to work on a broad range of projects, from reducing mealtime stress for families with autistic children, to using...
Gecko Stickiness
UD researcher explores connection between human cartilage and the famous lizard.
Newly Tenured and Promoted Faculty
The College of Engineering is proud to announce that the following faculty have received promotions and/or tenure, effective September 1, 2020.
New Chair for Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
Professor Jack Puleo assumes the role July 1.
New Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering Faculty
New hires joining in 2021 bolster ranks in soft matter, synthetic biology
Shaping the Future of Chemical Engineering
UD professor serving on National Academies of Science, Engineering and Medicine committee.
New 3D Printing Technology May Revolutionize the Composites Industry
A team of engineers from the University of Delaware has developed a 3D printing technology that enables low-cost, flexible production of items made of fiber-reinforced polymer composites using continuous carbon fibers and thermosetting polymers.
Continued Leadership for Diversity and Inclusion
Michael Vaughan appointed interim vice provost for diversity and inclusion full-time Michael L. Vaughan, who has served as interim vice provost for diversity and inclusion at the University of Delaware since September, will now be devoting himself full-time to the...
Aqua Plants
UD research shows that submerged vegetation helps to offset Chesapeake Bay acidification.
Building Better Benchmarks
UD computer scientists on team measuring the true performance of supercomputers.