A sports bra enabled by #UDel technology, the @Reebok PureMove Bra, has been named to @PopSci 31st annual Best of What’s New awards and @TIME's Best Inventions 2018! https://t.co/pZBpWignIZ pic.twitter.com/VMT507PcvL
— UD Engineering (@UDengineering) December 4, 2018
.@GleghornLab has pioneered methods to grow a self-assembling, functional network of blood vessels at a size relevant for human use. They are the 1st to make this system work at this scale, and their results were published in @Biomaterials_. https://t.co/jKCe6b3Kx4 #UDel pic.twitter.com/Ck0tVGkYYO
— UD Engineering (@UDengineering) November 30, 2018
The three roadmaps focus on manufacturing issues involving: Gene Therapy, Vaccines, and Antibody-Drug Conjugates and Bi-specific Antibodies. #NIIMBL #UDel https://t.co/8PakYbRS2R
— UD Engineering (@UDengineering) November 26, 2018
Your spinal discs could be replaceable! A Penn Medicine study co-authored by @ElliottLab provides evidence that the cells of patients suffering from neck & back pain could be used to build a new spinal disc in the lab to replace a deteriorated one. https://t.co/1ka4kVsXlV #UDel pic.twitter.com/dX8Mdkte2Z
— UD Engineering (@UDengineering) November 26, 2018
RT @UDResearch: Thinking big about batteries: #UDel's Prof. Thomas Epps, III has a new patent to improve lithium battery performance – aiming for faster charges and safer materials. https://t.co/dUi5znSZ8Z @UDengineering @UDChBE @TheppsMIT @EppsGroup pic.twitter.com/PSXXUiCo64
— UD Engineering (@UDengineering) November 26, 2018
ECE professor Dennis Prather is quoted in this story from @WSJTech. #UDel
https://t.co/qKWg8pJ9Dy— UD Engineering (@UDengineering) November 15, 2018
MT @UDCCM: Reid Bremble's research internship @UDCCM studying fibers to determine their mechanical properties made his resume stand out to prospective employers. @GEAviation https://t.co/YkF1qBIfPO pic.twitter.com/a8DqRf2iHh
— UD Engineering (@UDengineering) November 9, 2018
Research Technologies at Indiana University jointly with #UDel were awarded $300k by @NSF to prepare real-world parallel scientific applications for integration into a benchmark suite: https://t.co/6lHe79BFPh @sunitachandra29 #NSFfunded
— UD Engineering (@UDengineering) November 7, 2018
Beep beep! Electrical Engineering majors Andrew Shi and Theo Fessaras built this 3D-printed tank using devices in the Dept. of Electrical & Computer Engineering’s iSuite. #UDel #TechTuesday #3dprinting @thingiverse pic.twitter.com/L9Hcsnwha6
— UD Engineering (@UDengineering) October 23, 2018
Including @UDChBE professor Sujata Bhatia! #UDel https://t.co/owQ7lCEDb6
— UD Engineering (@UDengineering) October 22, 2018
RT @doescience: The U.S. Department of Energy has awarded Eleftherios (Terry) Papoutsakis @UDelaware a three-year, $1.5 million grant to study the production of clostridium bacteria as platforms for #biofuels https://t.co/qNsZXGDyYo pic.twitter.com/uUyorJYVz6
— UD Engineering (@UDengineering) October 18, 2018
Amod Ogale, an alumnus of @UDChBE and @UDCCM, is a new @SAMPE Fellow! Read more about this @ClemsonCECAS professor and expert in carbon fiber processing and composites here: https://t.co/5r5peTAJ7K #UDel pic.twitter.com/r6bICqHVlY
— UD Engineering (@UDengineering) October 17, 2018
ICYMI – RT @UDAdmissions: UD engineers are partnering with Delaware Solid Waste Authority to reduce food waste in landfills. https://t.co/LwwznYMq1O pic.twitter.com/SC99HoN54E
— UD Engineering (@UDengineering) October 16, 2018
RT @TheppsMIT: New paper from the group! – Potential Lignin-Derived Alternatives to Bisphenol A in Diamine-Hardened Epoxy Resins https://t.co/5d8yCkJfeV
— UD Engineering (@UDengineering) October 11, 2018
This news just keeps sticking! (Sorry, couldn't help ourselves.) #CCEI researchers, including @UDengineering's @TheppsMIT, have been highlighted by @doescience for their work on turning biomass into high-value pressure-sensitive adhesives. Details: https://t.co/THbCFTd2Rh pic.twitter.com/9X70TmPJX0
— Delaware Energy Institute (@EnergyDelaware) November 9, 2018
'Foundational research is needed for future innovation.' Opinion piece by #udel Prof. William Farquhar via @delawareonline https://t.co/xoVniXuUcs @UDCHS @farquhar_wbf #researchmatters pic.twitter.com/TgTboPPs18
— UD Research (@UDResearch) November 19, 2018
#UDel grad students discuss the world's #water crises with #ecohydrology experts from 11 countries in meeting at castle in Weimar, Germany. https://t.co/kaOW8dsKCF @UDcanr @UDGradStudents pic.twitter.com/ZeQ5i6YFB3
— UD Research (@UDResearch) November 13, 2018
Learning how #HIV becomes infectious: #UDel researchers & collaborators identify molecular interactions that affect the virus' outer shell. https://t.co/RnGBG1LeU2 @udcas @NSF @NIH pic.twitter.com/fxMLfisbfR
— UD Research (@UDResearch) November 12, 2018
#UDel's 146-foot R/V Sharp, a regional-class vessel, serves #oceanographic researchers from universities and government agencies around the nation. https://t.co/yXJVg1Hsk0 @udceoe @NSF @NOAA @unols pic.twitter.com/D2PiV9vS4v
— UD Research (@UDResearch) November 8, 2018
Plant-based oils developed by #UDel startup RiKarbon offer many eco-friendly advantages over petroleum-based oils. https://t.co/CZp1EQ904c @udoeip @udhorn @udengineering pic.twitter.com/CydO43b3T0
— UD Research (@UDResearch) November 1, 2018
Prepping for weather extremes: Delaware emergency managers explore #UDel weather tech and get up to speed on natural hazards, a new #weather hazard index and other data analysis tools. https://t.co/sghUQcbjvM #netde @udceoe @delaware_gov pic.twitter.com/37IOAa13Kc
— UD Research (@UDResearch) October 26, 2018
A new study by #UDel’s Cristina Archer shows that offshore wind farms could reduce hurricane-generated precipitation for downstream onshore locations. https://t.co/9BAR13ygyr @udceoe @IOPscience @WindLady pic.twitter.com/XXa8ZWbOQC
— UD Research (@UDResearch) October 25, 2018
Prediction with precision: #UDel researchers call out flawed assumption that underlies 'fudge factors’ used in some #quantum #physics calculations. https://t.co/k09f9PH7tP @udcas @NSF @armyresearchlab pic.twitter.com/jcllVwpGLS
— UD Research (@UDResearch) October 10, 2018
Penguins & other marine creatures rely on a healthy ocean ecosystem. #UDel oceanographer Wei-Jun Cai & collaborators are studying wind patterns and how they affect acidification of the #Antarctic Ocean. https://t.co/qBzEoaZTCR @naturecommunications @noaa @nsf @nasa @udceoe pic.twitter.com/nmbwCi0FCT
— UD Research (@UDResearch) October 9, 2018
#UDel marine biologist Aaron Carlisle says study of salmon #sharks’ migratory routes points to need for greater international cooperation and management. Findings published by @natureEcoEvo. https://t.co/qSyZbp34ia @udceoe pic.twitter.com/9EOUa1AuYx
— UD Research (@UDResearch) October 5, 2018
#UDel’s Kelvin Lee and Abraham Lenhoff have a new patent on a method to keep proteins from ‘hitchhiking’ through the manufacturing process and reducing the shelf life of some #biopharmaceuticals. https://t.co/HYcruvxiBX @udengineering @udoeip pic.twitter.com/lqQlSQOeoC
— UD Research (@UDResearch) September 28, 2018
Article quotes David Suisman, #UDel history professor. https://t.co/61UYIpoSuM
— UD College of Arts & Sciences (@udcas) November 12, 2018
Article mentions research by Erin Cassese, #UDel Political Science and International Relations (POSCIR), that found that partisan dehumanization is common in campaigns, too. https://t.co/Uo4kQC5QNm
— UD College of Arts & Sciences (@udcas) October 31, 2018
Article quotes Paul Brewer, #UDel political communication professor, on the results of the latest poll looking at how Delawareans rate the job performance of their elected officials. https://t.co/8a6tGJiQyD
— UD College of Arts & Sciences (@udcas) October 22, 2018
Washington Post article quotes #UDel communication professor Dannagal Young (@dannagal) on the new political podcasters offering punditry in an age of deep political divisions. https://t.co/b7SvlkmHqU
— UD College of Arts & Sciences (@udcas) October 8, 2018
"This is not a particularly flattering tale." – #UDel #governance Professor Charles Elson on the "bombshell" report that may cause #CBS CEO Les Moonves to lose his $120 million severance: https://t.co/ISwMBuyl3F
— Lerner College (@UDLernerCollege) December 3, 2018
“The company’s not a bank.” – #UDel #governance Professor Charles Elson on being one of the experts who raised questions about #BraidyIndustries' unusual decision to loan $15 million to its founder and CEO: https://t.co/IFz2xtuHSB
— Lerner College (@UDLernerCollege) November 29, 2018
“It’s too much power consolidated in one person with a lack of effective checks and balances.” – @UDelaware #governance Professor Charles Elson on the arrest of Carlos Ghosn, CEO of #Mitsubishi, #Nissan and #Renault: https://t.co/stBtTzLMvg
— Lerner College (@UDLernerCollege) November 26, 2018
In the midst of a battle with activist investors, #CampbellSoup is also struggling to sell their soup products. @UDelaware #governance Professor Charles Elson comments in this article: https://t.co/yYgryg3tpD
— Lerner College (@UDLernerCollege) November 21, 2018
Zuckerberg’s fate as chair of @facebook “isn’t up to anyone but him,” says @UDelaware #governance Professor Charles Elson in this article. “He has the votes under [the current] structure, and nothing’s going to change.” https://t.co/xchRa5Qgfc
— Lerner College (@UDLernerCollege) November 21, 2018
The next big thing when it comes to disrupting the financial sector? #Cryptocurrencies and #blockchain according this article coauthored by Dean @BruceWWeber for Knowledge@Wharton: https://t.co/vRowAobqmx pic.twitter.com/reqCKNWQ51
— Lerner College (@UDLernerCollege) November 19, 2018
This @HarvardBiz article on why making decisions for someone else might be easier mentions recent research from @Dr_Kyle_J assistant professor of #management on how people are more creative on behalf of others: https://t.co/DnQHrdeQcN
— Lerner College (@UDLernerCollege) November 14, 2018
“It’s the right thing to do,” Elson said, discussing the announcement at Citi. “Their investors have called for it.” #UDel #governance Professor Charles Elson comments on the #Citigroup decision to separate the roles of chairman of the board and CEO: https://t.co/08KSGxe4Yg pic.twitter.com/jc9phJkNqu
— Lerner College (@UDLernerCollege) November 8, 2018
A group of @Tesla investors thinks the company needs a permanent ban on @elonmusk holding the chairman’s job while also acting as chief executive. @UDelaware #governance Professor Charles Elson calls this suggestion "totally called for" in this article: https://t.co/gcxj2u3kxd
— Lerner College (@UDLernerCollege) November 2, 2018
"Often quoted as the most authoritative voice in his field." – @delawareonline's Harry Themal on @UDelaware #governance Professor Charles Elson! https://t.co/Cnu91zUzlJ
— Lerner College (@UDLernerCollege) November 2, 2018
Shareholders of @MDLZ (the company that owns brands like @ChipsAhoy, @nabisco, @Oreo, @Ritzcrackers, @tridentgum and more) have soundly rejected the company's 2017 executive payouts. @UDelaware #governance Professor Charles Elson comments: https://t.co/4jZPIC43xw
— Lerner College (@UDLernerCollege) October 31, 2018
"Accusations, litigation, it all happens." – @UDelaware #governance Professor Charles Elson on the increasingly ugly fight for control of @CampbellSoupCo playing out in courtrooms and boardrooms: https://t.co/cvJId84ijv pic.twitter.com/1UrK4hfWZJ
— Lerner College (@UDLernerCollege) October 29, 2018
#UDel alumnus Dave DeWalt (EG 86) explained why #Cybersecurity Matters on Sept. 26 as part of the National Agenda Midterm Matters speaker series. Read the story, watch the video, and listen to the podcast via https://t.co/oclXrTLHso#UDelAgenda pic.twitter.com/JWOlrQ1swR
— UDelCPC (@udcpc) October 5, 2018
UD alum @archietse, NYT deputy graphics editor, explains how those cool interactives are created to help "readers understand the world better." Think collaboration, coding & design skills – and journalistic chops. https://t.co/K8a4kfzMWv @udcas @UDalumni @udreview @udreviewalumni pic.twitter.com/GgoKpuIm55
— UD Journalism (@UDJournalism) November 7, 2018
@JoeBiden, former vice president of the United States, and @EnergySecMoniz, former secretary of energy, are on campus today @UDelaware for a conversation about the future of energy jobs and innovation in the U.S. Live webcast: https://t.co/lJ1ScDKwUR @UDBidenInst @DENINUD pic.twitter.com/p5R7YXNQ14
— UD Public Policy (@UDPublicPolicy) May 15, 2018
New on the Biden Forum: @JoeBiden lays out top priorities for a future of #QualityJobs.
Read his full article here, and check out @UDBidenInst to learn more. https://t.co/b7kXrrDWPs pic.twitter.com/N02hfSAplC
— Biden Foundation (@bidenfoundation) March 22, 2018
On the @UDBidenInst blog, @LinkedIn's @allenb says better data & mentoring can help workers find good jobs. More: https://t.co/ZHBjH0ySix
— Joe Biden (@JoeBiden) September 21, 2017
What a fascinating read from our most recent #UDelAgenda @udcpc speaker @marycjordan of @washingtonpost: "An ATF agent led a ‘double life.’ Then his girlfriend turned up dead." https://t.co/LH34k4DA7E
— Lindsay Hoffman (@lhhoff) December 3, 2018
My thoughts on Ted & Beto's distinct humor styles reflecting the psychology of right & left, in @dallasnews @roberttgarrett. @udelaware @udcpc https://t.co/N3meEEFwVL
— Dr. Danna Young🇺🇸✌🏻 (@dannagal) November 3, 2018
#UDel @UDPOSCIR Prof. @ErinCassese highlighted in @nytimes column by @SusanChira. Women Don’t Think Alike. Why Do We Think They Do? https://t.co/PqUTU8jZ3B @UDCAS @UDCPC #NetDE
— Dave Redlawsk (@DavidRedlawsk) October 12, 2018
My second story, and first interview, with Delaware Public Media struck close to home. A recent @udcpc study revealed that anger and anxiety may be driving voters to the polls.
— Josh Diehl (@DelawareJosh) July 13, 2018
#UDel professor Bahira Sherif Trask gave a keynote address during the United Nations’ 2018 commemoration of International Day of Families and asked the audience members to close their eyes and re-imagine the world. https://t.co/RAkqJzFc8F pic.twitter.com/Py6C1apBGA
— Univ. of Delaware (@UDelaware) December 4, 2018
#UDel Prof. Thomas Hanson, a microbiologist in the School of Marine Science and Policy in @udceoe said that it is important to understand microbes because without them, human life would not exist. https://t.co/Cei3BqfJgV pic.twitter.com/jkubeRLzd1
— Univ. of Delaware (@UDelaware) November 30, 2018
Patricia Hanigan Scroggs, an Honors alumna who graduated from #UDel in 1983, visited on Oct. 30 to share her experience in the Foreign Service with students, faculty and staff. https://t.co/aitRCj8wI9 pic.twitter.com/1iptaFGwq1
— Univ. of Delaware (@UDelaware) November 28, 2018
#UDel researchers have demonstrated a step forward in gene therapy by engineering microparticles that deliver gene-regulating material to hematopoietic stem and progenitor cells, which live deep in our bone marrow and direct the formation of blood cells. https://t.co/4UKXC1Omi7 pic.twitter.com/ijiQxWJLy5
— Univ. of Delaware (@UDelaware) November 28, 2018
This year’s Nobel Prize winners epitomize interdisciplinary work. #UDel’s annual Nobel Prize Symposium consisted of five talks delivered by UD faculty who conduct research and scholarship in areas closely connected to those that won this year’s awards. https://t.co/KVKA8RmwiA pic.twitter.com/sSxWDA6q64
— Univ. of Delaware (@UDelaware) November 26, 2018
#UDel astrophysicist Jamie Holder and doctoral student Tyler Williamson were part of an international team that documented the rare occurrence of particles being accelerated by a rapidly rotating neutron star. https://t.co/i2xj3LeMKu pic.twitter.com/UoG1oVArCo
— Univ. of Delaware (@UDelaware) November 16, 2018
.@UDLernerCollege professor, Wendy K. Smith, co-wrote a piece highlighting women in the 2018 mid-term elections. https://t.co/1VkAIhhSsR pic.twitter.com/EzH5KYXHSq
— Univ. of Delaware (@UDelaware) November 15, 2018
Researchers at the University of Delaware have collaborated with University of Pittsburgh scientists to gain new insights into the capsid, a protein shell that encloses the HIV virus. https://t.co/mBPbdaPhJp pic.twitter.com/SYyTjzjHVf
— Univ. of Delaware (@UDelaware) November 14, 2018
#UDel’s Tara Trammell, assistant professor in the Department of Plant and Soil Sciences, was recently awarded a National Science Foundation grant to study nitrogen cycling in forests, specifically smaller forest patches found in suburban and urban areas. https://t.co/GK7yWDvKRl pic.twitter.com/xTZTwpripg
— Univ. of Delaware (@UDelaware) November 13, 2018
Melinda Duncan, professor of biological sciences at the #UDel, made a novel discovery, finding that the lens cells left behind after cataract surgery produce molecules that may be the primary triggers for post-surgical eye inflammation. https://t.co/GvnlrCXia6 pic.twitter.com/d8JqqXVI4e
— Univ. of Delaware (@UDelaware) November 7, 2018
#UDel Professor Nicole Gonzalez Van Cleve has researched Chicago’s criminal court system for over a decade. In a five-part series called “Southside: Waiting for Justice in Chicago,” Van Cleve tells the stories of prisoners and their loved ones. https://t.co/1w4GGy5lzV pic.twitter.com/m0lu7op4JU
— Univ. of Delaware (@UDelaware) November 6, 2018
Mechanical engineering professor Herbert Tanner is on the leading edge of robotics and control technology. For his contributions to the field of multi-robot systems, Tanner was recently named a Fellow of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers. https://t.co/TO02YkNlCl pic.twitter.com/UX4J7l4x46
— Univ. of Delaware (@UDelaware) November 3, 2018
#UDel Professor Andreas Malikopoulos tests innovative technologies for connected and automated vehicles on a smaller scale at the University of Delaware’s Scaled Smart City testbed. https://t.co/rEaGA2bVBE pic.twitter.com/uOds06rnP5
— Univ. of Delaware (@UDelaware) October 25, 2018
A young and blade-sharp group of @UDengineering graduates are doing just that at the Newark-based outpost of GE Aviation, which has been working for years to incorporate ceramic parts into the next generation of massive jetliner power plants. https://t.co/JVcagPC4EO pic.twitter.com/8WHkjmylt8
— Univ. of Delaware (@UDelaware) September 29, 2018
VP @joebiden gives the keynote address to scholars, researchers and students attending this morning's #UDBidenChallenge https://t.co/GtGJ8oGqcD pic.twitter.com/PBK7e5a4b6
— Univ. of Delaware (@UDelaware) September 28, 2018
Dean Rod Smolla writes on Supreme Court case at scotusblog: https://t.co/W0svqOsVhA
— Delaware Law School (@DELawSchool) January 23, 2018
Remembering George H. W. Bush. In 1980, Bush visited Widener during his campaign for VP. Our thoughts are with his family today #PresidentGeorgeHWBush #Remembering41 pic.twitter.com/pg8C8B6s55
— Widener U. Archives (@WidenerArchives) December 5, 2018
The secret is out! This fall @widenersba freshmen & seniors partnered on #SecretShopper program that offered #marketing field experience while helping local businesses – all @widenersbdc clients – assess & potentially improve their operations. Learn more: https://t.co/2bOXrI4n6F pic.twitter.com/tN1oy8RkMH
— Widener University (@WidenerUniv) December 4, 2018
Widener Psychology Professor Ross Steinman tells @delcotimes that spending will be up this Black Friday, thanks to a strong economy and consumer confidence. Read more here ➡️ https://t.co/9hla4B8zZc
— Widener University (@WidenerUniv) November 21, 2018
Widener marks 100th anniversary of WWI's end https://t.co/lHP2K134W4 via @delcotimes
— Widener University (@WidenerUniv) November 12, 2018
Professor Jim Vike (@WidenerPoliSci) weighs in on the political divisiveness that could bring voters to the polls in tomorrow's #midterm #elections. Check out the @delcotimes story ➡️ https://t.co/yMisNXQPda
— Widener University (@WidenerUniv) November 5, 2018