Yuleny Gomez Rodriguez is one of two #UDel doctoral students to receive a Future Investigators in @NASA Earth and Space Science and Technology (FINESST) award.

#UDel's Willett Kempton joins @WIRED for a video interview where he details the history of electric cars and provides an in-depth analysis of how they work.

Via @Forbes: #UDel's Saleem Ali writes that Ethiopia’s completion of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam represents a triumph of grassroots mobilization and state-led vision.

Via @insideclimate: #UDel's Willett Kempton, professor of marine science and policy, discusses the early days of V2G development and its potential as a simple and effective source of power.

Writing in @Forbes, #UDel professor of energy and environment Saleem Ali discusses how the evolution of sexual behavior in animals and plants has remarkable implications for sustainability.

Naznin Nahar Sultana, a #UDel doctoral candidate in geography and spatial sciences, conducted field research in the landslide-prone hills of Chittagong City, Bangladesh this summer as a Graduate Community Engagement Summer Scholar.

This past summer, a group of researchers from #UDel co-led an expedition to the Labrador Sea to quantify the amount of rare earth elements that come from the bottom of the ocean.

Via @6abc: A team led by Aaron Carlisle, associate professor of marine science and policy at #UDel, tagged sharks and sent them into the ocean to retrieve data that could predict hurricanes.

“We think that the freshwater got there thousands of years ago, when sea level was much lower and the continental shelf was exposed on land,” #UDel's Holly Michael tells @CNN.

Via @EarthDotCom: Research co-authored by #UDel's Kimberly Oremus finds that policies that either charge a small fee per bag or prohibit them outright cut the share of bags found during shoreline cleanups by 25 to 47 percent.

Fresh water can exist beneath the seabed because the geologic formations we tap for water supply on land don't just stop at the shoreline, #UDel's Holly Michael tells @newsweek.

We're less than a week away from Coast Day! Join us in Lewes, DE on Oct. 5th as we showcase important research and efforts to protect our coasts, forests, cities and agricultural lands across the region and around the world.

Via @USATODAY: Researchers at #UDel, including associate professor Aaron Carlisle, are equipping sharks with tech that they hope will help forecasters better predict hurricanes.

Gilman Scholarship recipient and Environmental Science and Chinese Studies major Eva Grise had the opportunity to intern in Australia for a hydroponics company, providing crucial professional experience with a global perspective. Full story here: https://t.co/RzNa33xNQn

In case you're wondering: Yes, YouDee and Baby Blue will make an appearance at #UDCoastDay 2025! Check out the full schedule for our annual flagship event, arriving on Oct. 5th, here: https://t.co/b5Q28oAzvF

The University of Delaware has named Peter P. McLaughlin, Jr. the new Director of the Delaware Geological Survey (DGS) and Delaware’s State Geologist.

Mark your calendars for Oct. 5th! #UDCoastDay will have plenty of tours available—hi-tech labs, research vessels, weather stations, robotics, plus our new oyster hatchery! Learn more at: https://t.co/b5Q28oAzvF

"Aging in essence is a process by which the body loses information," writes Saleem Ali, professor of energy at #UDel, in @Forbes.

The @washingtonpost turned to #UDel's Jonathan Cohen, professor of marine science and policy, as the main expert for their story about the explosion of jellyfish off the Delaware coast. “It’s as bad as I’ve ever seen it," he says.

“It’s not a faucet of water you can turn on or off,” #UDel's Carlos Moffat tells @NBCNews. “Are we really going to depend on other countries to collect the observations we need to know how sea level is changing in the United States?”