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EXPANDING HORIZONS FOR SHEAR-THICKENING FLUID

EXPANDING HORIZONS FOR SHEAR-THICKENING FLUID

Reebok, the athletic apparel company, has expanded its PureMove line of clothing, which incorporates University of Delaware-invented Shear Thickening Fluid technology invented by UD Professor Norm Wagner and alumnus Eric Wetzel.

ENGINEERING HONOR FOR LASHANDA KORLEY

ENGINEERING HONOR FOR LASHANDA KORLEY

LaShanda Korley, Distinguished Associate Professor of Materials Science and Engineering and Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering at the University of Delaware, has been named to the College of Fellows of the American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering...

New NSF Graduate Research Fellows

New NSF Graduate Research Fellows

Six students in the University of Delaware College of Engineering and three UD engineering alumni have been named 2020 recipients of the NSF Graduate Research Fellowships Program (GRFP). Four UD engineering students and two alumni received honorable mentions.

GOING SMALL YIELDS BIG RESULTS

GOING SMALL YIELDS BIG RESULTS

An interdisciplinary team of researchers from University of Delaware and Brookhaven National Laboratory report new advances in converting biomass to potential biofuels. Pictured left to right are: Top row: Jiayi Fu, Jonathan Lym Middle row: Weiqing Zheng, Konstantinos Alexopoulos, Alexander V. Mironenko Bottom row: Dionisios G. Vlachos, J. Anibal Boscoboinik.

CRACKING THE CODE

CRACKING THE CODE

With a $3.69 million grant from the National Science Foundation, University of Delaware researchers are working to unlock new routes to sustainably develop materials from lignin.

REMEMBERING T.W. FRASER RUSSELL

REMEMBERING T.W. FRASER RUSSELL

Dr. T.W. Fraser Russell, a longtime member of the University of Delaware faculty and administration, died on Nov. 29, 2019, at the age of 85.

INNOVATION IN MOTION

INNOVATION IN MOTION

Reebok’s PureMove Bra features proprietary Motion Sense Technology fabric able to respond to movement where and when wearers need it, thanks to UD’s shear thickening fluid (STF).

A KEY TECHNOLOGY FOR CARBON UTILIZATION

A KEY TECHNOLOGY FOR CARBON UTILIZATION

University of Delaware Professor Feng Jiao, left, graduate student Matthew Jouny, right, and postdoctoral fellow Gregory S. Hutchings (not pictured) are pushing the field of carbon monoxide electroreduction technology forward.

GREENHOUSE GAS FOR GOOD

GREENHOUSE GAS FOR GOOD

UD Prof. Bingjun Xu (right) and doctoral student Casper Brady are researching ways to capture carbon dioxide directly from the air as part of process that could be used to synthesize valuable chemicals and fuels.

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