Two faculty members receive presidential awards
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Two faculty members receive presidential awards
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Honors from the White House underscored that the college is home to some of the nation's top engineering talent. Mashrur “Ronnie” Chowdhury, Eugene Douglas Mays Chair of Transportation, received the Presidential Award for Excellence in Science, Mathematics and Engineering Mentoring. Associate professor Cheng Sun, won the Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers.
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An innovative way of protecting lowlands from flooding takes shape
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| Smart grid project connects Clemson University researchers with industrial partners
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An innovative way of protecting lowlands from flooding takes shape
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Smart grid project connects Clemson University researchers with industrial partners
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Larry Murdoch, a professor of environmental engineering and Earth sciences, is advancing a technique that raises the ground, which could help protect vulnerable areas such as Charleston from encroaching seas.
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| Ramtin Hadidi, an associate professor in the Holcombe Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, is working with partners including Dominion Energy and TECO Westinghouse Motor Company on a new device for the future electrical grid.
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What is the Greenville area's next big industry?
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| Clemson University researcher partners with national lab to advance fusion
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What is the Greenville area's next big industry? Clemson Composites Center might have the answer
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| Clemson University researcher partners with national lab to advance fusion energy
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The Clemson Composites Center is charging into 2025 with a plan to transform the Greenville, SC area into a hub for researching and developing advanced manufacturing technologies of the future.
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| Mik Carbajales-Dale, an associate professor of environmental engineering and Earth sciences, is part of a project that is led by Savannah River National Laboratory and aims to help make fusion commercially viable.
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Computer scientist says technology is changing how doctors make decisions
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| Translational research gains momentum across University
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Computer scientist says technology is changing how doctors make decisions
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| Translational research gains momentum across University
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Aaron Masino, associate professor in the School of Computing, described in a recent op-ed some of the benefits and challenges that come with precision medicine.
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| A faculty research event helped highlight progress for Clemson University’s STRIDE program, which focuses on a commitment to connecting academic innovation with real-world applications.
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Future workforce learns about industry through co-op program
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| Opportunities for learning and service offered to recognize Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
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Future workforce learns about industry through co-op program
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| Opportunities for learning and service offered to recognize Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
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About 275 students attended an engineering expo and met with industry professionals at a “show and tell” event that helped close out the fall semester.
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| Students, faculty, staff and community members were invited to participate in programs as part of the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Commemorative Celebration at Clemson University.
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School of Computing alumnus Josiah Hester, who was named Outstanding Young Alumnus by the college in 2021, was recently selected for a Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers. READ MORE
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Clemson University mourns the losses of Mike Pursley and John V. Boyette Jr.
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| As we begin 2025, I am excited to share some recent milestones that set the tone for a promising year ahead.
This month, two of our faculty members were honored with prestigious presidential awards, and another received recognition from a leading professional society. These honors, among the highest in the nation in engineering, computing and applied sciences, highlight the exceptional talent within our college and the transformative impact of our research and mentorship
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Faculty members continue to tackle critical global challenges through impactful research that offers students unique hands-on learning opportunities. They are pioneering innovative solutions to mitigate flooding, developing smart-grid technologies, advancing precision medicine, driving progress in materials and manufacturing technologies, and exploring new frontiers in energy Collaborations with industry and national labs amplify their efforts, keeping Clemson at the forefront of addressing real-world problems. This commitment to innovation is also reflected in the growing momentum of translational research across campus.
These advances are made possible through the generosity of alumni, friends, and partners like you. Your support provides the resources our faculty and students need to thrive and drive innovation. If you would like to help sustain this momentum, I encourage you to click the “Make a Gift” tab below.
Thank you for being an essential part of our success. Together, we are shaping a future of discovery, opportunity and impact. Best wishes to you and your loved ones for a healthy and inspiring 2025!
Sincerely,
Anand K. Gramopadhye, Dean
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