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Not everyone watches TV advertising
Article by Ira Porter | August 16, 2022
UD Prof. Matthew McGranaghan examines new technology that give a different look at TV advertising
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Unfolding the universe
Article by Beth Miller | August 15, 2022
UD grad Elaine Stewart savors first images from James Webb Space Telescope
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Rising stars in landscape architecture
Article and video by Kate Zincone | August 15, 2022
UD courses and research experiences help landscape architecture majors hone post-graduation plans
Current Graduate Students
Committed graduate student success
For questions on a specific program, the graduate program director in each department can serve as a contact for further information.
- Animal and Food Sciences: Dr. Tanya Gressley
- Applied Economics and Statistics
- MS Statistics: Dr. Wei Qian
- MS Applied Statistics: Dr. Tom Ilvento
- MS Agricultural and Resource Economics: Dr. Leah Palm-Forster
- Entomology and Wildlife Ecology: Dr. Deb Delaney
- Plant and Soil Sciences: Dr. Amy Shober
- Water Science and Policy: Dr. Shreeram Inamdar
Quick links
Graduate programs by department
Soil scientist Yan Jin awarded University’s highest faculty honor: youtube.com/watch?v=Rh__5gorAvo
Research News
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Delaware sewers provide a clearer view of COVID numbers
July 26, 2022 | Written by Johnny Perez-Gonzalez of WHYYWHYY examines wastewater testing for COVID-19, including the work of the UD Center for Environmental and Wastewater Epidemiological Research. -
Salty farms
July 25, 2022 | Written by Adam ThomasUD is part of a multi-institutional team researching this problem and trying to develop a tool to help farmers better prepare themselves against damaging salt patches. -
Food insecurity
June 09, 2022 | Written by Kate Nyquist and Adam ThomasKyle Davis, an assistant professor who researches food insecurity, said that the main implication of not reaching this goal is that “humanity will not be able to provide sufficient and nutritious food for all people on the planet if current crop production patterns persist.” -
Bracing our crops
May 02, 2022 | Written by Dante LaPentaIn just about every corner of the globe, maize is an essential crop. Americans, who call it corn, dedicate more than 90 million acres to it — roughly the same size as the entire state of Montana. But a crop is only valuable if you can harvest it. Researcher Ashley Hostetler identifies traits that help crops survive in harsh environments
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Not everyone watches TV advertising
Article by Ira Porter | August 16, 2022
UD Prof. Matthew McGranaghan examines new technology that give a different look at TV advertising
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Discovering plant science
Article, photos and video by Michele Walfred | August 03, 2022
Millsboro’s Aaron Doll discovers the science of agriculture, interns with researchers at UD’s Carvel Center in Georgetown
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Unfolding the universe
Article by Beth Miller | August 15, 2022
UD grad Elaine Stewart savors first images from James Webb Space Telescope
A video of Transforming Lives with Scholarships: Shem Msabila, Marcia & Jim Borel: youtube.com/watch?v=FvfcsQJw8Sw
Shem Msabila, ANR24, from Tanzania, Africa never even imagined the possibility of researching plants in the United States. He had heard “no” too many times to have hope in pursuing research that will make a difference in his home country. But funding from Marcia and Jim Borel helped Shem experience more that he could have ever dreamed.
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