Skills, support, success

Skills, support, success

Computer science alumna, Google employee shares her journey When Priscilla Moraes moved from Brazil to Newark, Delaware, her husband was pursuing a doctoral degree in computer science at the University of Delaware. Moraes already had a bachelor’s degree and a master’s...
Grad Student Picked for International Forum

Grad Student Picked for International Forum

Computer science doctoral student Moumita Bhattacharya to attend Heidelberg Laureate Forum Precision medicine is one of the hottest topics in healthcare, and a graduate student at the University of Delaware is earning international recognition for her work in this...
A ‘momentous day’ for University of Delaware Research

A ‘momentous day’ for University of Delaware Research

Launch of Data Science Institute adds major collaborative muscle The University of Delaware on Tuesday, Sept. 4, celebrated the addition of a powerful new muscle in its research enterprise, launching its Data Science Institute before a full house in Gore Recital Hall....
Seeing the world through a different lens

Seeing the world through a different lens

Alina Christenbury explores virtual and augmented reality Editor’s Note: Get to know a dozen of our 2018 undergraduate Summer Scholars in this series of question/answer profiles on them and their work. The Summer Scholars program offers undergrads an expansive menu of...
New Data Science Institute-Director

New Data Science Institute-Director

Bioinformatics pioneer Cathy Wu to lead University-wide endeavor The University of Delaware is establishing a new institute to accelerate research in data science, and a pioneer in the interdisciplinary field, tapped from UD’s faculty ranks, will lead it. Cathy Wu,...
Searching for the Big Picture

Searching for the Big Picture

$1.9 million NIH grant helps UD computer scientists make biomedical research easier to peruse Whether you visit The New York Times or Buzzfeed, you probably first glance at images and then scan headlines and captions to see what the articles are about. Now, imagine...