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Newark & Lewes, Delaware
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Mark Moline, an oceanographer and professor at the University of Delaware, tells @NBC10 that underwater searches present challenges that can take weeks to overcome. turnto10.com/news/local/ocea…
Students: Join us on Nov. 2 for a virtual information session highlighting graduate degrees at CEOE, including funding opportunities. Learn more and register here: grad-admissions.udel.edu/reg…
The @guardian spotlights research led by UD's Aaron Carlisle, professor of marine science and policy. His team found that the number of tiger sharks collected from Delaware Bay for public display has risen sharply. theguardian.com/environment/…
Each year, Delaware serves as a spawning site for species like Least Tern, Piping Plover and Osprey. Students in our Coastal Field Biology class experienced a brand-new laboratory focused on observing these kinds of migratory birds, gaining critical field-based skills.
Can Halloween candy teach us about marine ecology? Yes! 🍬 Students in Prof. Sargent's MAST316 class used The Green as a mock coral lagoon, counting various species (represented by brands of candy) to estimate population abundance and densities.
Interested in learning more about PFAS? Check out this Oct. 21 workshop, focused on how to improve the ability to predict PFAS concentrations, as well as current challenges and priorities for future research. Register at the link! events.udel.edu/event/pfas-i…
Congrats to Dean Rebecca Klaper, who has been inducted into the Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, which celebrates the achievements of outstanding Wisconsinites who have demonstrated the value of the sciences, arts, and letters to improve life in the state.
After participating in a @STEMSEAS research cruise, UD undergrad Rachel Snyder gained an appreciation for how art can be a powerful tool for educating the public about marine science. udel.edu/academics/colleges/…
In case you haven't heard: Coast Day 🌊 is only two days away! Join us from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 4, at the Hugh R. Sharp Campus in Lewes. udel.edu/udaily/2026/septemb…
Via @CapeGazette: Two UD grads have launched an oyster farming business with the help of Ed Hale, associate professor of marine science and policy. capegazette.com/article/new-…
Kelsey Malloy, assistant professor of geography and spatial sciences, talks to @insideclimate about the impact that a strong El Niño could have on the nation's spring tornado season. insideclimatenews.org/news/1…
University of Delaware grad student Kayla Ellerbe, part of a team of researchers, staff and students traveling to the edge of the continental shelf to investigate methane seeps, steps into the the DSV (deep-submergence vehicle) Alvin for an underwater adventure!
UD researchers Emmanuel Olamiriki, a Ph.D. student, and Muna Hafsah, a Ph.D. candidate, recently participated in the 2026 International Network on Offshore Renewable Energy (INORE) North American Symposium in Hoboken, New Jersey. udel.edu/academics/colleges/…
Coast Day is back! Join us on Oct. 4th for exhibits, lectures, and fun activities—and yes, the "trashcano" will be returning! 🌋 Learn more at: udel.edu/coastday
PhD student Caroline Wiernicki, who is involved in UD's shark-tagging project, tells @coasttvnews that researchers hope the animals can collect information while moving naturally through the ocean. coasttv.com/features/coastal…
A doctoral candidate in climatology, Ryan Eagan came to UD’s Lab School to teach children about weather, turning concepts from atmospheric science into hands-on lessons for a room of fascinated preschoolers. udel.edu/udaily/2026/septemb…
Coast Day is back! This year, we're celebrating the event's five-decade history while also looking toward the future. Join us on Oct. 4th at UD's Lewes campus! More info here: udel.edu/coastday
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Alexandra Dugan has always been passionate about environmental education and outreach, so when the opportunity arose to spend a summer with Delaware Sea Grant learning about those topics and fine-tuning her skills, she jumped at the chance. udel.edu/academics/colleges/…
The “Crowdsourcing Conservation” initiative gives Delaware high school teachers UD-backed resources to promote environmental engagement and active participation in the research process, including helpful materials from @udcema and @deseagrant. udel.edu/udaily/2026/septemb…
A group of researchers from UD, @TAMU, @universityofga and @msstate are traveling to the edge of the continental shelf to investigate methane seeps. Pictured here: grad student Kira Zautcke, who stepped aboard the DSV (deep-submergence vehicle) Alvin for the first time!
