by Mary Walsh | Jan 10, 2022 | Catalysis/Reactions, Chemical, Energy/Sustainability, Engineering
UD and LSU collaborate to advance manufacturing technologies that employ carbon dioxide and renewable energy Reducing the world’s reliance on petroleum and natural gas is a worthy goal, one that could help us achieve a smaller carbon footprint. It will, however, mean...
by Mary Walsh | Jan 6, 2022 | Biomolecular, Catalysis/Reactions, Chemical, Energy/Sustainability, Engineering
Collaborative project aims to find sustainable ways to create, destroy plastics Despite the society-changing improvements that plastic materials have brought to humanity, there’s no question that they also present us with new challenges regarding what to do with the...
by Mary Walsh | Dec 23, 2021 | Chemical, Engineering
UD engineering grad Elaine Stewart helped prepare the James Webb Space Telescope Editor’s note: This story was originally published on Dec. 23, two days before an international team successfully launched the James Webb Space Telescope. Already it has traveled...
by Mary Walsh | Dec 23, 2021 | Chemical, Engineering, Uncategorized
University community remembers engineering alumnus, mentor, benefactor Business innovator. Mentor. University of Delaware alumnus. Philanthropist. Engineering pioneer. Mort Collins was a proud Blue Hen whose humble beginnings, down-to-Earth demeanor and mind of a...
by Mary Walsh | Dec 7, 2021 | Chemical, Uncategorized
NAI Fellows Program recognizes outstanding inventions with tangible impact The National Academy of Inventors (NAI) has added two University of Delaware researchers to its Fellows Program — Thomas H. Epps, III, and Kelvin Lee. The new honors, announced Tuesday,...
by Mary Walsh | Nov 18, 2021 | Biomolecular, Biopharmaceuticals, Chemical, Energy/Sustainability
$1.1 federal grant to help UD’s Norm Wagner and STF Technologies develop invention As every inquisitive mind knows, the more we learn the more we realize how much we do not know. Sometimes we have no way to chase answers either. Sometimes we can only guess what might...
