Three College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences students win Goldwater Scholarships
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The scholarships, among the most prestigious national honors for undergraduates in STEM fields, are going to students majoring in materials science and engineering, computer science and mechanical engineering.
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Three College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences students win Goldwater Scholarships
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The scholarships, among the most prestigious national honors for undergraduates in STEM fields, are going to students majoring in materials science and engineering, computer science and mechanical engineering.
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GE Vernova and Clemson University are fueling the next-generation workforce and U.S. competitiveness
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| Three CECAS students, one alumnus win National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowships
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GE Vernova and Clemson University are fueling the next-generation workforce and U.S. competitiveness
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| Three CECAS students, two alumni win National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowships
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GE Vernova is looking to Clemson University as a key partner to fill the company’s workforce needs as it invests $650 million in its manufacturing facilities and supply chain over the next two years.
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| Widely regarded as one of the most prestigious and competitive awards in higher education, the fellowship delivers three years of financial support, including an annual $37,000 stipend, to some of the nation’s most promising young researchers.
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Some of college's top students honored at annual ceremony
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| Clemson tops 44 teams at robotics competition
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Some of college's top students honored at annual ceremony
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| Clemson tops 44 teams at robotics competition
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Twelve of the top students in Clemson University's largest college received awards on April 10 in recognition of leadership, academic achievement, service and character.
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| Clemson University’s IEEE SoutheastCon Hardware Competition team secured first place among 44 university teams.
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New polymer has Clemson team charged up
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| Students hack the future, one qubit at a time
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New polymer has Clemson team charged up
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| Students hack the future, one qubit at a time
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A new class of polymers that can maintain an electrical charge for months has been developed in the lab of Marek Urban, the J.E. Sirrine Foundation Endowed Chair.
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| Members of the new Clemson Quantum Club see quantum computing as an emerging field that could unravel mysteries of the universe, super-charge artificial intelligence and solve challenges that would otherwise seem impossibly complex.
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- 'Rock star' comeback still going strong: William Cummings beat leukemia and picked up a national honor. READ MORE
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Kossi Ekpe lives the American dream. READ MORE
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Applied Research Associates, Inc. (ARA) and Clemson University have announced a partnership to enhance the diesel electric drivetrain of ARA’s autonomous robot. READ MORE
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This month, we marked Clemson’s 10th annual Give Day, a celebration of generosity, community and the shared belief that education plays a key role in driving us fiercely forward. To all who gave: thank you. Your support is helping us expand access, elevate research and deliver the kind of real-world, high-impact experiences that prepare students to lead in an ever-changing world. Because of you, we are building more than careers—we are building the future.
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That same spirit extends beyond Give Day. Collaborations like the one we’ve built with GE Vernova help shape the workforce of tomorrow while creating exemplary, real-world learning experiences for our students today. When corporations invest in Clemson, they are securing a pipeline of top-tier talent, accelerating innovation and strengthening their competitive edge in a rapidly changing global economy.
Our students continue to rise to the challenge, earning some of the nation’s most prestigious honors, including Goldwater Scholarships and National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowships. They are bringing fresh ideas, bold thinking and a relentless drive to make a difference in areas ranging from energy and quantum computing to autonomous robotics and the foundations of sustainability. Students are learning from faculty who are conducting innovative research, such as developing advanced materials that could transform energy storage. Their achievements reflect not only personal triumphs but the strength of the Clemson community that surrounds and supports them.
We are building a remarkable college together. But to sustain this momentum, we rely on the support of alumni and friends who share our vision. Click the "Make a Gift" tab below to invest in the future. Your gifts help provide scholarships, fund research and open doors for the next generation of engineers and scientists. Together we are creating the leaders, innovators and entrepreneurs of the future.
Warmest regards!
Anand K. Gramopadhye, Dean
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Inquiry and Discovery in Engineering and Science (IDEAS) Monthly is published by the PROMO Office in Clemson University’s College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences. Contact the team with feedback or story suggestions.
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