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Democratizing discovery through data science
Article by Hillary Hoffman | May 15, 2026
UD’s Cathy Wu, elected an AAAS Fellow, advances team science and broadens access to biomedical discovery
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Acela of the ocean
Article by Karen B. Roberts | May 14, 2026
UD geologist and colleagues report new findings about Gofar Transform Fault
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Working through pain
Article by Kevin Tritt | May 14, 2026
Lerner professor Beth Schinoff studied workers fulfilling job requirements as they attempted to pass as ‘ideal-worker-bodied’
Research & Innovation
Turning discovery into meaningful impact
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.
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—did you know our touchpad technology made your smartphone possible? Explore the exciting research we’re leading and the entrepreneurial ecosystem we’re building.
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Improving outcomes for limb loss patients
Article by Amy Cherry | May 12, 2026
UDPT clinical trial examines comorbidity screenings in prosthetic care
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Working through pain
Article by Kevin Tritt | May 14, 2026
Lerner professor Beth Schinoff studied workers fulfilling job requirements as they attempted to pass as ‘ideal-worker-bodied’
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Defining greed
Article by Kevin Tritt | May 11, 2026
Lerner management professors’ research found that greed is harmful to people, organizations and society
