Research and Innovation
Igniting Curiosity, Fostering Excellence
The College of Arts and Sciences at the University of Delaware is a hub of innovation and research, offering exciting undergraduate and graduate research opportunities. With a strong emphasis on hands-on experience, the college provides a platform for students to engage in cutting-edge research across various academic disciplines. Through personal connections with faculty members, students are actively involved in real-world research work, gaining invaluable experience highly sought after by employers.
Building X: Turning Curiosity Into Discovery
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UD professor discovers neural network that could unlock the mystery of how we decide what food is rewarding. - UD cuts ribbon on "science collider"
Research in Building X convenes experts in brain sciences, behavior, human disease, quantum science.
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Laura Carlson inaugurated as UD’s 29th president
April 18, 2026 | Written by Amy WolfCampus-wide celebration highlighted University’s forward-focused chapter driven by shared purpose and community. -
The green superheroes of UD
April 15, 2026 | Written by Diane StopyraFashion faculty member among UD professors tackling environmental foes in the ultimate fight for planet Earth. -
Spark! Symposium showcases four big questions driving graduate research at UD
April 06, 2026 | Written by Lisa WalenceusThe spring 2026 University of Delaware Graduate College Spark! Symposium, themed “New Frontiers: Discoveries Across Health, Society and the Galaxy,” highlighted four graduate students whose research offers insights with the potential to drive meaningful change.
Research Feature
Making the invisible visible
An invention by University of Delaware physics professor Spencer Axani called CosmicWatch is putting the science of muons in the palm of experienced scientists and high school students alike.
CosmicWatch detector makes invisible space particles visible: youtube.com/watch?v=HeaMo__873Y
Undergraduate Research
Undergraduate research opportunities play a pivotal role in enhancing the educational experience for students in the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of Delaware. By engaging in research projects under the guidance of faculty mentors, students gain invaluable hands-on experience, develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills, and apply classroom knowledge to real-world contexts.
The College of Arts and Sciences actively facilitates a robust research environment, enabling students to craft literature reviews, analyze data, and contribute to scholarly publications while also presenting their findings at local, regional and national conferences.
Undergraduate Research Opportunities
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Laura Carlson inaugurated as UD’s 29th president
April 18, 2026 | Written by Amy WolfCampus-wide celebration highlighted University’s forward-focused chapter driven by shared purpose and community. -
UD leads nation with five Goldwater Scholars
March 31, 2026 | Written by Andre SmithCAS students recognized for excellence in science and mathematics research -
Aching Jaw?
February 25, 2026 | Written by Karen B. RobertsUniversity of Delaware developmental biologist Joohyun (Jason) Lim studies genetics of jaw joint disorder with NIH funding.
graduate Research
The College of Arts and Sciences at the University of Delaware offers a wide range of graduate research opportunities that allow students to engage in cutting-edge scholarship and creative endeavors across diverse disciplines. From exploring the complexities of human cultures and societies through anthropological fieldwork to pushing the boundaries of artistic expression through innovative studio practices, graduate students work closely with renowned faculty mentors to advance knowledge and contribute to their fields. These immersive research experiences not only deepen students' expertise but also cultivate essential skills in critical thinking, problem-solving, and communication, preparing them for successful careers in academia, industry, and beyond.