Ever try to build an ornamental fish culture system—with all the parts and no instructions? That's the challenge students in Ed Hale's #UDel MAST467 course are tasked with. Wish them luck! 🐟🐠🐡

#UDel doctoral student Mike Powers heads to Argentina and Chile to study permafrost in the Andes Mountains

States and cities can encourage development in places people are likely to migrate to, #UDel's A.R. Siders tells Marketplace. "If we do this proactively, we can actually give people a lot more options.”

Welcome back, #BlueHens! As the 2025 Spring semester gets underway, we wish you the best in your studies, research, and experiential adventures⁠—and eagerly await #UDel campus to start looking a little more green. #WeatherGoals

Being able to explore such a different coastal marine habitat was such a special memory. I plan to take everything I have learned about science, culture, and more and use it in my professional career and social life to help make a difference!" 5/5

#UDel's Julie Klinger tells @MSNNews that the key question on China's recent rare-earth discovery is "whether developing this deposit aligns with...broader strategies of emphasizing value-added processing of rare-earth elements imported from elsewhere."

The @DENINUD Environmental Research Symposium is back, featuring #UDel grad and undergrads presenting their research! Check out the link to register or submit an abstract:

RT @mustyucel: Countdown for our @udceoe - led expedition with R/V Atlantis - DSV Alvin continues. We have held a preparatory meeting with…

#UDel's Kyle Davis and Bhoktear Khan, who recently published a paper in @ScienceMagazine focusing on cropland expansion in Nigeria, traveled to the country to visit farmers' fields and interview farmers about their practices.

While a study of three watersheds in Delaware concluded humans are the most significant contributors to fecal contamination, #UDel's Jennifer Biddle tells @CapeGazette that the study did not detect microbes that can sicken humans.

RT @saleem_ali: Our @udceoe and @UDBidenSchool study abroad course in the Caribbean connected with other @UDelaware students studying #Fren…

Why drinking bottled water can be much worse for you than tap: “Tap water is regulated by the Environmental Protection Agency, and that protects the health of the tap water that we drink,” #UDel's Gerald Kauffman tells @foodandwine.

Student support includes a $7,750 stipend, campus housing, and travel assistance. Deadline is Feburary 14, 2025; click the link for more information and to apply! /3

#UDel's Gerald Kauffman and Kevin Brinson talk to @delawareonline about Delaware still undergoing a drought, despite recent snowfall.

RT @DESeaGrant: Landscape architecture students worked with the Coastal Resilience Design Studio—a partnership between DESG and #UDel's Su…