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.
Check out the recent article from our Social Dimensions EPSCoR Project WICCED team Sean Ellis, Maik Kecinski and Kent Messer on Israel’s consumer preferences/perceptions after long‐term use of alternative irrigation water. Click link here to learn more.
Check out all of our Project WiCCED activities for 2020. WiCCED-Newsletter_November-2020
Knowing how to mitigate these changes requires a deeper understanding of how the coastal ocean responds to global environmental changes and regional processes. This includes the ocean and the land, but also the in-between spaces, such as marshes and wetlands.
As the most highly instrumented state in the United States for collecting weather, climate and ocean remote sensing data, Delaware is an ideal place to study this problem.
Project WCCED data core faculty Dan Leathers and Pinki Mondal serve as co-investigators and EPSCoR Associate Director Amy Slocum directs project management and evaluation.
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The University of Delaware’s Donald Sparks, Unidel S. Hallock du Pont Chair in Plant and Soil Sciences and director of the Delaware Environmental Institute (DENIN), has won the 2021 Philippe Duchaufour Medal given by the European Geosciences Union.
EGU’s Soil System Sciences Division established the award for “distinguished contributions to soil science, defined in its widest sense.”
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