Nasdaq reports on Bruce Patrick, Vice President and General Manager of Tidewater Utilities, Inc. appointment to the Delaware State Established Program to Stimulate Competitive Research (EPSCoR) committee, which oversees Project WiCCED. To learn more, click here.
Participants in Delaware’s Established Program to Stimulate Competitive Research (EPSCoR) gathered alongside state leaders and community partners on Friday, Jan. 11, to celebrate the launch of a new five-year, $23-million grant to further expand environmental research in the First State. To learn more, click link here.
Politicians, college leadership statewide and others from the Delaware state science community gathered Jan. 11 at Delaware State University to kick off a $19.2-million federal grant to research water issues and solutions for the state and beyond.
Project WICCED — Water in the Changing Coastal Environment of Delaware — is a cooperative endeavor of the University of Delaware, Delaware State University, Delaware Technical Community College and Wesley College.
The federal grant comes through the state’s Established Program to Stimulate Competitive Research. Started in 2003, Delaware’s EPSCoR program provides federal research money to states that typically don’t get that funding.
“This grant provides opportunities that we would not be able to offer our students without this collaboration,” said Wesley President Robert E. Clark II. “This type of research and forward thinking is essential as we work to solve tomorrow’s challenges today.” To learn more click here.
Delaware State University joined Gov. John Carney and other state institutions of higher education Jan. 11 on campus to celebrate the infusion of $19.3 million in research funding for the state.
The event, held on campus in the MLK Jr. Student Center, was also attended by university President Wilma Mishoe, Provost Tony Allen and Sens. Tom Carper and Chris Coons.
The five-year grant is the fourth installment of funding from the National Science Foundation’s EPSCoR — Established Program to Stimulate Competitive Research — which provides research dollars to Delaware State University, the University of Delaware, Delaware Technical and Community College and Wesley College. To learn more, click link here.
Delaware State University held a ceremony marking $19.3 million for research funding for the First State.
The five-year grant is the fourth installment of funding from the National Science Foundation’s EPSCoR (Established Program to Stimulate Competitive Research), which provides research dollars to Delaware State University, the University of Delaware, Delaware Technical and Community College, and Wesley College. To learn more, click link here.
DOVER, Del. — Researchers from Delaware’s institutions of higher education will be studying issues surrounding water quality, particularly in parts of Kent and Sussex counties. To learn more, click link here.