‘Elevating Eight’ early-career awardees seen as future leaders in higher education
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‘Elevating Eight’ early-career awardees seen as future leaders in higher education
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Several recent awards to early-career faculty members to help support their research and develop educational programs are an indicator of future success and leadership potential.
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JeoungSoo Lee honored with John Witherspoon Gilpin, MD ’82 Distinguished Professor in Bioengineering
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| Pioneering heart research helps Ying Mei earn McQueen Quattlebaum Professorship
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JeoungSoo Lee honored with John Witherspoon Gilpin, MD Distinguished Professor in Bioengineering
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Pioneering heart research helps Ying Mei earn McQueen Quattlebaum Professorship
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Lee’s research into new ways of delivering medicine to parts of the body that need it most and her student mentorship have earned her one of the most prestigious honors on Clemson University’s faculty.
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Mei’s research into repairing heart tissue damaged by attack or disease is raising hopes that new treatments can be developed for the leading cause of mortality worldwide.
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Monsur Islam's transformative Clemson experience illustrates benefits of a global education
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| Paralympics helps shine a light on exoskeleton research
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Monsur Islam’s transformative Clemson experience illustrates benefits of a global education
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Paralympics helps shine a light on exoskeleton research
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Islam developed a global mindset as a mechanical engineering Ph.D. student that he has carried with him on a journey spanning five countries, most recently Spain, where he has received a prestigious fellowship.
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| Industrial and mechanical engineers are working to make exoskeletons available to the masses, and a collaborator on one research project is a world-record-breaking athlete who wants to turn exoskeleton racing into an event in the Paralympics.
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High impact: Researchers study face guard performance
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| Centuries-old technology could help solve one of STEM's toughest challenges
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High impact: Researchers study face guard performance
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| Centuries-old technology could help solve one of STEM’s toughest challenges
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John DesJardins, the Hambright Distinguished Professor in Engineering Leadership, and Greg Batt, a food, nutrition and packaging sciences associate professor, have been working for nearly a decade on a better way to test the strength of sports helmet face guards.
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| Three recent books are among the more unique ways the college reaches far beyond campus to inspire the next generation of leaders, innovators and entrepreneurs.
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Jackie Cha selected for National Academy of Engineering symposium
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| University marks a milestone with membership in Kern Entrepreneurial Engineering Network
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Jackie Cha selected for National Academy of Engineering symposium
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| Clemson University marks a milestone with membership in Kern Entrepreneurial Engineering Network
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Cha, an assistant professor of industrial engineering, participated in The Grainger Foundation Frontiers of Engineering Symposium, a significant achievement that allowed her to collaborate with other top engineers across the country.
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With membership, Clemson will cultivate an entrepreneurial mindset among engineering students in collaboration with 66 other universities ranging from Duke University and the Georgia Institute of Technology to the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign and Arizona State University.
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Sudeep Hedge, assistant professor of industrial engineering, was named a Rising Star of Safety by the National Safety Council. READ MORE
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Recent mechanical engineering graduate Giovanni Orlandi, winner of Churchill and Goldwater scholarships, won a Phi Kappa Phi fellowship. READ MORE
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The fall semester is underway, and the college is off to a great start. We are beginning the academic year with 24 new faculty members, and it is my pleasure to welcome each one of you to the college. You are joining a vibrant community that is passionate about creating research and learning experiences that will shape the next generation of leaders, innovators and entrepreneurs.
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A testament to the strength of our faculty can be found in the eight members who in just over a year have received prestigious early-career awards. These awards not only support their research and educational programs but also serve as an indicator of future success and leadership potential in higher education.
This commitment to impactful work extends throughout the faculty, as demonstrated by recent advancements in critical fields, including health innovation. Developing innovative drug delivery, heart treatments, exoskeletons, face masks and techniques in artificial intelligence and digital twinning underscore a few of the ways the college is taking the lead in shaping the future. Alumni, friends and collaborators who provide time, treasure, experience and expertise are crucial to our efforts. You are not only investors and partners but global ambassadors for the college, and I offer you my heartfelt thanks.
Meanwhile, we continue to plant seeds for the future. A number of faculty-led outreach programs seeks to inspire students as early as elementary school to help create a talent pool for the STEM pipeline for many years to come. For faculty, students and staff, we are providing new opportunities for mentorship and collaboration to share best practices with other top institutions across the country.
As we look ahead, your support is more vital than ever in helping us continue to foster innovation and leadership in education and research. Please click the “Make a Gift” tab below to invest in the future of our college and the next generation of trailblazers.
Sincerely,
Anand K. Gramopadhye, Dean
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