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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.

IN MEMORIAM: T.W. FRASER RUSSELL

IN MEMORIAM: T.W. FRASER RUSSELL

T.W. Fraser Russell, a long-time member of the University of Delaware faculty, also served in a number of administrative posts during his UD career.

ACCELERATING TECHNOLOGY COMMERCIALIZATION

ACCELERATING TECHNOLOGY COMMERCIALIZATION

Celebrating the FastPass awards are (from left) Charlie Riordan, UD vice president for research, scholarship and innovation; Matt Hudson, assistant professor of Kinesiology and Applied Physiology; Elvis Ebikade, graduate student; Eric Gottlieb, postdoctoral researcher; UD President Dennis Assanis; Robert O’Dea, graduate student; Thomas H. Epps, III, Thomas and Kipp Gutshall Professor of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering; and Bill Provine, president and CEO of Delaware Innovation Space.

SHARING THE POWER OF STEM

SHARING THE POWER OF STEM

A group of local girls visited the University of Delaware’s Science, Technology and Advanced Research (STAR) Campus on Nov. 11, 2019 to learn about opportunities in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM).

ADVANCING FUEL CELL RESEARCH

ADVANCING FUEL CELL RESEARCH

W7energy, a startup company with roots at the University of Delaware, just got a proverbial shot in its research arm.

NEW TWIST ON CRISPR TECHNOLOGY

NEW TWIST ON CRISPR TECHNOLOGY

CRISPR is an acronym (clustered, regularly interspaced palindromic repeats) that describes DNA sequences used in the immune system of certain bacterial cells.

Honors for Yushan Yan

Honors for Yushan Yan

Professor honored by Electrochemical Society, American Institute of Chemical Engineers.

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