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When there’s not enough food to go around
Article by Beth Miller | November 11, 2026
UD’s Parekh shows how cuts in SNAP assistance affect people with disabilities
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Outsmarting storm surge
Article and photo illustration by Matthew Henderson | November 06, 2026
UD researchers and colleagues train algorithms to improve coastal flood resilience
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Research within reach
Article by Karen B. Roberts | November 04, 2026
UD launches platform to bring socially minded innovations to the public
Research & Innovation
Revolutionary thinking—it’s part of our DNA at UD. Our first students in 1743 helped found this nation.
Today, we’re marshaling that daring spirit and our expertise in science, engineering, the social sciences, arts and humanities to address new challenges.
With more than 700 research assistants, we’re innovating clean cars and clean fuels, giving mobility to youngsters with disabilities, conserving the precious artifacts of our collective global heritage, and creating life-changing inventions right at your fingertips.
Explore the exciting research we’re leading and the entrepreneurial ecosystem we’re building.
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Fighting food waste
Article by Katie Peikes | October 15, 2026
University of Delaware researchers use black soldier fly larvae to keep food scraps out of landfills
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When there’s not enough food to go around
Article by Beth Miller | November 11, 2026
UD’s Parekh shows how cuts in SNAP assistance affect people with disabilities
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The political payoff of climate spending
Article by Kayla Morton | Originally published in The Conversation | October 29, 2026
Federal spending on climate change before 2024 election boosted incumbents of both parties
