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Research Stories
Shipping pollution
Pollution from shipping is contributing to ocean acidification according to new findings by a team of researchers including the College of Earth, Ocean, and Environment's James Corbett.
DHSA symposium
More than 150 academic and clinical researchers turned out for the Delaware Health Sciences Alliance's fifth annual research symposium, which focused on "Transitions Toward Clinical Translational Research."
Engineering an entrepreneur
Four UD researchers are on the fast track to developing commercial business ideas as National Science Foundation I-Corps grant recipients.
High-powered groups
The University of Delaware Energy Institute advocates teambuilding in the face of dwindling funding streams, and its May 15 symposium will highlight the evolving landscape of energy research.
Education proposals invited
The Delaware Health Sciences Alliance has issued a request for proposals for education pilot grants. The deadline is June 14.
CBER celebration
UD's Center for Biomedical Engineering Research celebrated a decade of interdisciplinary research May 3, during its annual research symposium.
Spintronics discovery
University of Delaware researcher John Xiao and his team report a fundamental finding in the journal Nature Communications that will help advance the development of next-generation electronics called "spintronics."
Ecology woods
Zach Ladin, a doctoral candidate in UD's College of Agriculture and Natural Resources, conducts wood thrush research and uses the results as environmental indicators.
Senior Thesis Symposium
Senior thesis candidates shared their research on a variety of topics with the general public at the 30th annual Senior Thesis Symposium.
Heads up
Undergraduate research conducted by a neuroscience major at the University of Delaware yields important findings about the effect of heading the ball on female soccer players who have with a history of concussion.
Bringing nature home
Doug Tallamy, chair of UD's Department of Entomology and Wildlife Ecology, is leading a new American revolution, and he wants you to join him. All you need to do is plant one native tree or shrub.
HIV advance
A UD professor's new modeling technique reveals HIV may be replicating in the body even when undetectable in the blood.
Sturgeon search
College of Earth, Ocean, and Environment scientists are using satellites and an underwater robot to study Atlantic sturgeon migrations.
Research proposals
UD and the Fraunhofer Center for Molecular Biotechnology are seeking collaborative molecular biotechnology proposals from UD faculty and Fraunhofer scientists for translating basic discoveries into clinical-commercial applications.
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.
