The University of Delaware’s Spin In program, where businesses in the region connect with faculty and students to find innovative solutions for technical or other business problems, has won a five-year $509,615 grant from the U.S. Economic Development Administration (EDA) to expand its reach and impact. To learn more, click on link here.
Joanne Norris, Project WiCCED Sensor Core and DENIN Fellow, is one of three Ph.D’s leading companies at the Delaware Innovation Space. Plus: Learn more about her work and what can be done  to support the women scientist entrepreneurs of the future by clicking link here.
Our Social Dimensions team (Kent Messer, George Parsons and Laura Paul) Â recently asked – Do Delawareans still want to invest in cleaner water? To find out what they learned, click link here.
Congratulations to CEAE and APEC Project WiCCED student, Liam Vita who has been woking on Social Dimensions, S1-Behavior, and the Data Core. Liam received UD’s High Index Senior. Click link to learn more: https://www.udel.edu/udaily/2020/may/high-index-senior-liam-vita-valedictorian-graduation-class-2020-environmentalism/
University of Delaware and Project WiCCED data scientist Jing Gao is fascinated by the ways that cities and towns grow over time. This concept is known as urbanization. To learn more, click link here.
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