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RESEARCH
Nine win prestigious NSF Graduate Research Fellowships
GLOBAL
UD's symphony orchestra embarks on first international tour to Colombia
HONORS
UD professor earns national awards for work creating new carbon-silicon bonds
RESEARCH
Emissions from shipping making ocean more acidic, researchers report
May 23
Ocean Currents LectureMay 24
AdelanteJune 6-9
Garden symposiumJune 10-14
Osher lecture seriesJuly 16
Evening at Guggenheim
Neutrinos from outer space open new eye in the sky
New Scientist, May 15, 2013
Thomas Gaisser, Martin A. Pomerantz Chair of Physics and Astronomy, commented on the detection of neutrinos, a discovery that could lead to a new field of space exploration.
The strange beauty of the sea's microscopic plantsScientific American, May 15, 2013
Ronald Martin, professor of geological sciences, discussed how tiny plants called phytoplankton enabled the evolution of modern marine life.
The Vatican and evolution: once more, with caveatsForbes, May 9, 2013
Article cites a paper co-authored by Stephen Barr, professor of physics and astronomy, exploring the relationship between mind, matter, body and soul.
- Newark Police investigate robbery on East Delaware Avenue
- Carpenter Sports Building to be closed from May 24 to June 3
- UD employees still have time to spend 2012-13 Wellness Dollars
- University's CLSC students earn their certificates
- UD researchers manipulate cubic zirconia to improve conductivity in fuel cells
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