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Hillary Hoffman’s Journalist Portfolio

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Leaving gravity behind | UDaily

Leaving gravity behind | UDaily

A UD experiment returns from space with new data on how particles influence turbulence

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No business like flow business | UDaily

No business like flow business | UDaily

UD alumnus Evan Lewis combines technology and theatre to support Longwood Gardens' fountain performances

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24 hours to build | UDaily

24 hours to build | UDaily

At UD's HenHacks, students collaborate to quickly turn ideas into working prototypes

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Opening the rails to future engineers | UDaily

Opening the rails to future engineers | UDaily

UD's $14.5 million federal grant will expand access to live rail training and create a shared data resource

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Designing protein building blocks for advanced materials | UDaily

Designing protein building blocks for advanced materials | UDaily

UD researchers design protein fragments that self-assemble under extreme conditions

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Bringing hidden magnetic states to light | UDaily

Bringing hidden magnetic states to light | UDaily

UD researchers develop optical method to detect magnetic behavior of antiferromagnets, paving the way for adv…

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Cleaning up hydrogen energy

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By Hillary Hoffman, Tracey Bryant, Amy Cherry
| UDaily Verified
Hydrogen could play an important role in meeting the world’s sustainable energy needs. It can serve as a fuel source, an energy carrier and an energy storage medium. However, the future hydrogen economy may hinge on iridium, a metal so rare that only about eight metric tons are produced worldwide each year — about the same weight as a mid-sized school bus.
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From screen to sensation

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By Hillary Hoffman, Amy Cherry, Katie Peikes
| UDaily Verified
One challenge in developing tactile devices is that touch perception varies widely from person to person. Dhong’s team has built custom tools and analysis methods to characterize how their materials will perform in human studies. This allows them to refine their design before recruiting participants to evaluate a prototype’s performance.
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Expanding industry engagement

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By Karen Roberts Verified, Hillary Hoffman, Matthew Henderson
| UDaily Verified
Senior leaders and scientists from DuPont toured several core facilities and learned about UD’s advanced materials characterization and unique testing capabilities, from analytical techniques for 3D imaging and spatial imaging to nanoscale spectroscopy for understanding a material’s chemical composition, among other tools and techniques.
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