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UD Ranks Among Nation’s Best Universities
The University of Delaware has been ranked #43 among the top public schools in the nation by U.S. News & World Report.
Turning plastic waste into fuel
UD researchers and collaborators develop new catalyst to accelerate upcycling of plastics
Whitaker and Kunjapur named Gerard J. Mangone Young Scholars
Young, promising scholars recognized for their outstanding research
Missions to Accomplish
UD’s newest grad students share goalsRepresenting every...
Moving Innovation to Impact
The University of Delaware is diligently working to enhance infrastructure and support available to campus innovators. Campus and industry experts recently gathered at the FinTech Innovation Hub on UD’s Science, Technology and Advanced Research Campus to share...
James Tilton presented with Ogunnaike Award for Excellence in Teaching
Prof. Raul Lobo (left) presents the inaugural Ogunnaike Award to James Tilton. The Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering presented James Tilton the First Babatunde Ogunnaike Award for Excellence in Teaching and Service by an Adjunct or Affiliated Faculty...
new Masters in Electrochemical Engineering degree program
The University of Delaware (UD) has launched the nation’s first Master’s in Electrochemical Engineering! The program will prepare the next generation of engineers to work and drive the growth of hydrogen, batteries, fuel cell, electrosynthesis, and many other industries—all core technologies for the clean energy transition. This interdisciplinary program is hosted by UD’s Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, in collaboration with the Departments of Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science and Engineering. It is offered in collaboration with the Center of Clean Hydrogen, where the students have access to state-of-the-art testing facilities at all scales up to 300 kW electrolyzers.
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