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APRIL 1, 2025
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Good morning! Three Clemson students each received Goldwater Scholarships. The Graduate School held its Centennial Celebration last week, a research team is laying the groundwork for a sustainable energy source and more.
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Materials science and engineering major Nyx Mashkow, computer science major Ashton McEntarffer and mechanical engineering major Regan O’Neill (pictured left to right) have each received Goldwater Scholarships. In the past five years, only Stanford, Columbia University, University of Pennsylvania, Dartmouth College and Harvard have received more Goldwater Scholarships than Clemson.
President Jim Clements and Frankie O. Felder, retired senior associate dean of the Graduate School and author of the forthcoming “Graduate Education at Clemson and the Evolution to a University,” were among the speakers at last week’s Graduate School Centennial Celebration. More than 100 current and former administrators, faculty, staff and students gathered at the Madren Center to celebrate the influence of graduate education on the growth and success of Clemson University.
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A research team led by assistant professor Ming Yang (pictured far right) is laying the groundwork for a new way of extracting hydrogen from ammonia, a development that could help make hydrogen a more practical and sustainable energy source. Yang's research team includes Julianna Tang, Alexander Adogwa and Gabriel Thompson (pictured from left to right).
In February, nearly 300 interdisciplinary researchers, industry leaders and government officials gathered in Clemson for three days of research discussions and demonstrations on the future of mobility as part of the annual review of the VIPR-GS Research Center, a partnership between Clemson University and the US Army DEVCOM Ground Vehicle Systems Center (GVSC).
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