Department News
Wagner to receive ACS National Award
Two University of Delaware researchers—Norman Wagner and Mary P. Watson—have been recognized by the American Chemical Society with 2025 national awards.
Observing microbial communities
UD researchers develop new technique to watch microbial populations interact
UD leads frontier research on plastics problem
Center for Plastics Innovation receives $14.5 million renewal
Spurring biotechnology innovation
UD scoping a biofoundry with NSF support
A bold approach toward sustainable manufacturing
UD contributing research muscle to $26 million NSF Engineering Research Center
Forging STEM’S next generation
Inaugural summer outreach program hosted by UD’s Center for Hybrid, Active, and Responsive Materials (CHARM) provides local high school students, teachers with hands-on experience across a variety of STEM fields.
A roadmap for electrochemical performance
New research findings expand understanding about how electrons move in complex fluids
UD rises in engineering rankings
U.S. News and World Report ranks UD at #38 nationally, chemical engineering at #7
FUTURE LEADERS AND INNOVATORS
The National Science Foundation (NSF) awards graduate research fellowships each spring to promising undergraduate and graduate students around the country who are expected to become knowledge experts in their field. These individuals are anticipated to help advance the nation’s technological infrastructure, national security and economic well-being through their research, teaching and innovations in science and engineering.
Prof. Kunjapur wins 2024 BioInnovation Institute & Science Prize for Innovation
Aditya Kunjapur, assistant professor in the Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, has won the 2024 BioInnovation Institute & Science Prize for Innovation.
The Future of Clean Hydrogen
UD and Chemours host National Academy of Engineering Regional Meeting, with presentations focused on using hydrogen for clean, efficient fuel cells.
FOCUSED ON THE FUTURE
University of Delaware leaders, Delaware’s Congressional delegation and members of the life sciences industry gathered Monday, April 22, to mark the next chapter in the development of the Securing American Biomanufacturing Research and Education (SABRE) Center.