At the Philadelphia Marathon, expect high-tech shoes, energy gels, and science
Mechanical engineering and biomedical engineering professor Jill Higginson shared her perspective on high-tech running shoes with The Philadelphia Inquirer.

Memes could be our secret weapon against pesky bots
This CNET article highlights research by electrical engineering professor Chase Cotton and graduate student Ishaani Priyadarshini to use memes to trick the bots that crawl the web.
 
UD researcher’s work addresses water contamination
C.P. Huang, Donald C. Phillips Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering, has developed a method to remove toxic perchlorate from drinking water. He spoke to Delaware Public Media about the technology.

Train safety technology hasn't quite reached the station
Roll Call spoke to Allan Zarembski, Director of the Railroad Engineering and Safety Program, about positive train control.

Taking Cell Lines to the Bank
A research effort by Kelvin Lee, Institute Director of the National Institute for Innovation in Manufacturing Biopharmaceuticals, was mentioned in Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News.