Study finds that labels such as organic, fair-trade and cage free can impact consumer behavior

Challenger Deep expedition brought back samples from Mariana Trench

Researchers invent novel process for extracting sugars from wood

Digging in the dirt

New illusion allows UD researchers to tap into brain’s ‘out-of-the box’ thinking

University of Delaware researcher teams with high school student on discovery that injured plants send off chemical warnings

Mapping deep reefs produces valuable data for researchers, conservationists

Manmade materials could get a lot greener soon, thanks to the ingenuity of a team of scientists from three U.S. research universities

Study, conducted from March 31 to April 18, surveyed 1,040 members of March for Science Facebook groups or pages about their reasons for marching in April 22 events across the United States and around the globe

Lima beans are Delaware’s most widely planted vegetable crop with approximately 14,000 acres of green baby limas for processing planted in the state each year

Long-term solutions will require greater transparency among nations

Secrets in the soil

Green vs. gray

Although it poses no threat to human health, wooden breast can cause significant economic losses for growers, who sometimes see the disease in up to half their flocks

Steady improvements to the soil and the drainage system allow University of Delaware researchers the ability to study irrigation and fertigation treatments