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The University of Delaware is a diverse institution of higher learning, fostering excellence in research. UD has eight colleges, providing outstanding undergraduate, graduate and professional education, serving the local, regional, national and international communities.

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udel.edu > udaily > 2026 > september > microrobots-early-learning-center-science-outreach

Tiny robots, big questions | UDaily

3+ day, 19+ hour ago   (770+ words) “Can you see germs?” a researcher asked. “No, you can’t see germs!” the students shouted. Expanding on that idea, University of Delaware researchers introduced students at the Early Learning Center (ELC) to microrobots, tiny machines about one-hundredth to one-tenth the…...

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udel.edu > udaily > 2026 > august > artificial-intelligence-classroom-budhai-karchmer-klein

AI in the K-12 classroom | UDaily

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (738+ words) In mid-August, Google announced a big change for this back-to-school season: AI features are now available in Google Classroom for all K-12 students — not just students 18 or older. With such easy access to AI tools and little guidance on how to…...

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udel.edu > udaily > 2026 > august > physical-therapy-alumna-outcomes-emma-beisheim-ryan

Research in motion | UDaily

3+ week, 4+ day ago   (710+ words) Emma Beisheim-Ryan remembers playing with her older sister in occupational and physical therapy (PT) sessions at a young age. While her sister, Ellen, who has Down syndrome, benefited greatly from the sessions, for Beisheim-Ryan, it was mostly fun and games....