Wind, wave research
Article by Adam Thomas | March 25, 2021
Postdoctoral researcher reflects on time at UD, plans for the future
Environmental monitoring
Article by Karen B. Roberts | March 24, 2021
NASA EPSCoR funding enables UD’s new remote sensing big data science center
Three teams set to Make it Happen
Article by Meg Marcozzi | March 24, 2021
UD student teams awarded over $5,000 to use in design, prototyping and fabrication of their projects
Earth Sciences
The processes that change our landscapes
Geography and Spatial Sciences
How nature and people shape the environment
Marine Science and Policy
Understanding estuarine, coastal and ocean environments
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Where the world is your classroom
The College of Earth, Ocean and Environment (CEOE) at the University of Delaware is dedicated to advancing the understanding of our planet’s natural systems, from plate tectonics and turbulent hurricanes to historic coastal estuaries and the deepest reaches of the ocean. Join us as we discover our world and strive to create a vibrant future for all those who share it.
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Hands-on learning
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News & Events
Renewable energy grants
Article by Beth Miller | March 19, 2021
UD’s Shafarman, Firestone lead Department of Energy funded projects
Three teams set to Make it Happen
Article by Meg Marcozzi | March 24, 2021
UD student teams awarded over $5,000 to use in design, prototyping and fabrication of their projects
UD-developed vehicle-to grid technology
Article by Karen B. Roberts | March 22, 2021
UD researchers developed today’s vehicle-to-grid (V2G) technology in the 1990s