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FACE MASK FIT MATTERS
When you wear a mask in the fight against the coronavirus (COVID-19), you protect others around you by keeping your exhalations, known as aerosols, and many of the potentially infectious particles within them, to yourself.
SOFT MATTER FOR ALL
The University of Delaware and Princeton University recently hosted a symposium to bring together a diverse group of scientists to discuss soft matter research.
AN HONORED INVENTOR
National Academy of Inventors elects UD’s Terry Papoutsakis to 2020 Fellows class
NEW AAAS FELLOWS
UD Professors Kristi Kiick, Eric Furst honored for scientific contributions
$11 MILLION FROM NIH FOR RESEARCH
UD’s COBRE Center to add five investigators with five-year grant extension
HIGHLY CITED RESEARCHERS
Seven University of Delaware professors have been named to the 2020 Highly Cited Researchers list from Clarivate, the global analytics company.
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Upcoming CBE Thesis Defense(s)
- 01/26/2021 @ 12:30 PM – Virtual Thesis Defense Presentation of Hojin Kim
Thesis title: “Field-Directed Self-Assembly of Colloidal Particles for Engineering Phononic Materials“
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An imperfect mask is still better than none. @UDChBE research team developed a novel method for evaluating how well face masks keep aerosols in.
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Soft matter Research Symposium on Oct. 23, celebrated varied backgrounds — social, cultural, geographic — contributing to the field.
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The newest @UDChBE department magazine is now available. Take a moment and look at all the amazing work our students and faculty are doing!
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