Student-built autonomous vehicle highlights future of search-and-rescue
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Student-built autonomous vehicle highlights future of search-and-rescue
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Students worked with military and industry sponsors to create Deep Orange 15, a vehicle they unveiled on Aug. 13 at Ground Vehicle Systems Engineering & Technology Symposium.
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Two Fulbright Scholars boost global prestige of the college
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| Debora F. Rodrigues selected as chair of the Department of Environmental Engineering and Earth Sciences
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Two Fulbright Scholars boost global prestige of the college
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| Debora F. Rodrigues selected as chair of the Dept. of Environmental Engineering and Earth Sciences
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Two of the college’s faculty members are starting the academic year overseas as Fulbright Scholars, a prestigious honor aimed at encouraging cultural and educational exchange.
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| Rodrigues’ well-rounded research credentials, exceptional leadership skills and extensive experience in fostering international, multidisciplinary and translational research uniquely qualify her to lead the department.
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| Trailblazer April Gillens continues to have an impact eight years after making history
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| Duke Energy eGRID undergoes major expansion
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Trailblazer April Gillens continues to have an impact eight years after making history
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| Duke Energy eGRID undergoes major expansion
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Gillens, the first African American to receive a Ph.D. in environmental engineering and Earth sciences from Clemson University, now supports a wide range of research around the world as federal program manager for stable isotopes in the U.S. Department of Energy Isotope Program.
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| The upgrades to Clemson University’s electrical grid simulator secures its postion as the preeminent facility of its kind, helping to position South Carolina and Clemson University as leaders in energy technology.
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The beat goes on: Heart research moves to next phase
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Energy storage gets a healing touch
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The beat goes on: Heart research moves to next phase
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| Energy storage gets a healing touch
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By combining stem cells and nanowires, a team led by Clemson University's Ying Mei aims to transform how heart disease is treated.
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Marek Urban and his team have created a self-healing material that they said could make batteries more durable and reduce the need for lithium.
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Computer engineers help secure the future with pioneering cyberdefense research
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| Next Engineers begins to transform the future
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Computer engineers help secure the future with pioneering cyberdefense research
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| Next Engineers begins to transform the future
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Linke Guo and Sihan Yu led research that discovered a new computer-hacking vulnerability, giving users and industry a chance to defend themselves.
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| GE Vernova and Clemson University’s PEER & WISE program marked a major milestone in their partnership to cultivate future engineering leaders.
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Brian A. Powell will continue serving as faculty representative to the Board of Trustees after completing a three-year term in this role. READ MORE
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Six teams of researchers and health care providers have received funding to improve various hospital procedures through human factors research. Those from the college who are participating are: Sudeep Hegde, Divya Srinivasan, Jessica Avilés, Dechristian Barbieri, Jackie Cha and Kevin Taaffe. READ MORE
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August is a time of new beginnings, fresh opportunities and renewed energy. Several students graduated in commencement ceremonies this month, making them our newest alumni. I congratulate each one of you and encourage you as the next generation of leaders, innovators and entrepreneurs to make the most of your education.
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August also marks the start of a new academic year. The enthusiasm among students, faculty and staff is palpable and helps fuel my own excitement for what lies ahead.
We are building on a productive summer as we begin the 2024-25 academic year. The faculty continues to drive innovation and create impactful experiential learning opportunities for students. They are breaking new ground and creating future leaders in advanced manufacturing, advanced materials, sustainable energy, health innovation and cyber security. We are also delighted to announce that two faculty members from the college have received Fulbright Awards, extending the college's global impact and opening new opportunities for international collaboration.
Our alumni continue to inspire us as they launch their careers and become leaders in government, industry and higher education. They remind us why we are here and how important it is to nurture the next generation. We are also inspired by our partners in industry. The collaboration between PEER & WISE and GE Vernova through the Next Engineers: Engineering Academy Greenville exemplifies how these partnerships can drive educational success and provide life-changing opportunities for students. I thank all who remain in touch and all who support the college with time and treasure.
As we launch a new academic year, your support is crucial. If you would like to help us shape the future, please consider making a gift to the college by clicking the "Make a Gift" button at the bottom of this email. Your investment will help ensure the college remains a place where future leaders are made.
Sincerely,
Anand K. Gramopadhye, Dean
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Join us for “Supercharged Saturday!”
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September 14, 2024 at CU-ICAR 11 a.m.–1:30 p.m.
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Supercharged Saturday returns to the Clemson University International Center for Automotive Research featuring a car show open to all makes, models and classes of vehicles. Enjoy live music, food trucks, vendors, giveaways and free entry for current Clemson students! LEARN MORE
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Join us for
Supercharged Saturday!
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Sept. 14 at CU-ICAR 11 a.m.–1:30 p.m.
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Supercharged Saturday returns to the Clemson University International Center for Automotive Research featuring a car show open to all makes, models and classes of vehicles. Enjoy live music, food trucks, vendors, giveaways and free entry for current Clemson students!
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