The annual Francis Alison Lecture will feature the 2024 recipient of UD’s highest faculty honor, William H. Matthaeus, the Martin A. Pomerantz Professor of Physics and Astronomy. The title of the lecture is “Riding the Turbulent Solar Wind: A Journey through Space Physics.”
Tian-Jian “Tom” Hsu, Donald C. Phillips Professor of Civil, Construction and Environmental Engineering, will explore how advanced numerical modeling and emerging technologies like machine learning are revolutionizing our ability to understand and predict the complex dynamics of coastal processes, from sediment transport to water quality, to better protect and sustain coastal communities in the face of storms and sea-level rise.
Curious about what the future holds for our economy? Don’t miss your chance to get ahead of the curve at the University of Delaware’s 2025 Economic Forecast. Presented by UD’s Center for Economic Education and Entrepreneurship (CEEE) in partnership with Lyons Companies, this high-impact event will feature top experts unpacking the most critical economic trends, challenges and opportunities that could impact everything from global markets to local businesses.