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AESOP-lite balloon campaign provides research experience for students

Sarah Mechbal, a Santa Cruz grad student, and Matt Collins, an UD Physics major, were in Palestine, Texas in January 2018 participating in the AESOP-lite balloon campaign. The students created a website detailing their activities on the project with photos and videos from the site. The blog gives a day by day account of their progress and experiences. Primary Science Objectives for AESOP-lite: Search for the origin of low-energy in the electron spectrum between 10-300 MeV Read More
Aaron Loether Graduate Student Support Fund

Aaron B. Loether, PhD Legacy Graduate Student Support Fund will provide support for research oriented graduate students, in materials science, to travel to national facilities, other institutions or within the physics industry, to conduct research that is not possible or practical to conduct at the University of Delaware. The fund currently has raised over $75,000 with a goal of $100,000. We hope you will consider making a donation.Read More
Michael Shay and collaborators find surprising event in turbulent space

Scientists have discovered an entirely new magnetic phenomenon in the outer reaches of Earth’s magnetic field with the help of four NASA spacecraft, according to a new study published in the journal Nature.Read More
A Much Bigger Sky for Delaware Astronomers

A new partnership with the Southeastern Association for Research in Astronomy (SARA) gives researchers and stargazers from the University of Delaware and nearby Mount Cuba Astronomical Observatory access to three far-flung telescopes and the superior perspectives they offer on the night sky.Read More
This car-size NASA spacecraft is hurtling closer to the sun than any mission before

UD physicist William Matthaeus helped lay the foundation for the Parker Solar ProbeRead More
UD team gets $1 million from NSF to help research quantum technology

As part of a National Science Foundation initiative to advance the quantum technology revolution, University of Delaware researchers will explore a new approach to making quantum devices, 10,000 times smaller than the width of a human hair, in UD’s Nanofabrication Facility. The project will be lead by Matthew Doty with team members Stephanie Laws and Joshua Zide.Read More

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THz-Radiation Generated from Interfacial Spin-Orbit Coupling

May 18, 2018 - Electromagnetic terahertz (THz) radiation is a versatile tool for a wide variety of sensing technologies ranging from security systems to medical applications. Commonly, THz radiation is created using photoconductive switches and nonlinear crystals. Recently, it was shown that optical excitation of fast spin current pulses in magnetic materials may generate strong THz radiation from transverse spin transport phenomena.

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Dr. Christopher Russell

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Dr. Christopher Russell received his Ph.D. in Theoretical Astrophysics in 2013 with dissertation on Using 3D Dynamic Models to Reproduce X-ray Properties of Colliding Wind Binaries under the supervision of Prof. Owocki (prior to that he also completed B.S. in Physics at UD with concentration in Astronomy and Astrophysics and Minors in Mathematics and Computer Science).

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AESOP-lite balloon campaign provides research experience for students

Aaron Loether Graduate Student Support Fund

Michael Shay and collaborators find surprising event in turbulent space

A Much Bigger Sky for Delaware Astronomers

This car-size NASA spacecraft is hurtling closer to the sun than any mission before

UD team gets $1 million from NSF to help research quantum technology