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Ship to shore
Article by Karen B. Roberts | November 04, 2025
UD researchers engage future marine scientists during video call from aboard the R/V Roger Revelle, currently at sea off the coast of West Africa
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2025 John R. Mather Visiting Scholars Lecture
Article by CEOE Staff | October 23, 2025
The challenges and opportunities of climate change
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NASA’s next generation of scientists
Article by Adam Thomas and Hilary Douwes | October 07, 2025
Two UD doctoral students receive NASA FINESST awards to study the sea and the stars
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Researching rare earth elements
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Ship to shore
Article by Karen B. Roberts | November 04, 2025
UD researchers engage future marine scientists during video call from aboard the R/V Roger Revelle, currently at sea off the coast of West Africa
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2025 John R. Mather Visiting Scholars Lecture
Article by CEOE Staff | October 23, 2025
The challenges and opportunities of climate change
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NASA’s next generation of scientists
Article by Adam Thomas and Hilary Douwes | October 07, 2025
Two UD doctoral students receive NASA FINESST awards to study the sea and the stars
