Javad Velni, a professor of mechanical engineering, is pioneering new techniques in controlled-environment agriculture, a way of moving food production closer to urban population centers, increasing efficiency, reducing supply-chain snags and protecting crops from extreme weather.
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‘Clean’ hydrogen research led by Clemson University could have broad impact
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| College mourns the passing of legendary Indian industrialist and philanthropist Ratan Tata
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‘Clean’ hydrogen research led by Clemson University could have broad impact
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College mourns the passing of legendary Indian industrialist and philanthropist Ratan Tata
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Fei Peng, a professor of materials science and engineering, serves as the principal investigator on a project aimed at creating a new way of producing hydrogen with renewable energy instead of natural gas.
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Tata, the former chairman of the Tata Group, twice visited Clemson University, became the first dignitary to receive an honorary doctorate in automotive engineering and made it possible for Tata Fellows to study at the University.
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Renowned scientist to help usher in future of advanced materials innovation
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| Student researchers assess environmental benefits of electric vehicles
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Renowned scientist to help usher in future of advanced materials innovation
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| Student researchers assess environmental benefits of electric vehicles
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Peter Maksymovych, a new professor in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering, is helping design a cutting-edge laboratory that will be a crown jewel in the new Advanced Materials Innovation Complex.
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Vehicles that run solely on batteries are often regarded as the gold standard in clean-energy transportation, but the reality is far from simple, according to a research group that was led by Mik Carbajales-Dale, an associate professor of environmental engineering and Earth sciences at Clemson.
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Civil engineering lecturer ‘100% for students’ as storm alters Homecoming plans
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| Ala Qattawi was the first woman in the country to earn a Ph.D. in automotive engineering. Where is she now?
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Civil engineering lecturer '100% for students' as storm alters Homecoming plans
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Ala Qattawi was the first woman in the country to earn a Ph.D. in automotive engineering. Where is she now?
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Zoraya Roldán Rockow, a three-time civil engineering graduate, guided students in the construction of a house on Bowman Field as faculty advisor for the Pickens County Habitat for Humanity chapter at Clemson University.
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| Qattawi has an impressive resume that includes a host of awards that mark her as an outstanding researcher, educator and mentor. But that tells only part of the story.
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Jessica Larsen, the Carol and John Cromer ’63 Family Endowed Associate Professor, has joined research in the fight against brain-eating amoebas. READ MORE
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Zoran Filipi, founding director of the School of Mechanical and Automotive Engineering and the Virtual Prototyping of Autonomy-Enabled Ground Vehicle Systems (VIPR-GS) Research Center, has been selected for the Internal Combustion Award from the American Society of Mechanical Engineers. READ MORE
- Venkat Krovi, Michelin Endowed Chair Professor of Vehicle Automation, has received the Dedicated Service Award from the American Society of Mechanical Engineers. READ MORE
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This month the world lost a giant of industry and philanthropy, and Clemson University lost a friend, with the passing of Ratan Tata, who was 86. He visited the University twice, received its first honorary doctorate in automotive engineering and made it possible for Tata Fellows to pursue their master’s and Ph.D.s at Clemson. We mourn the loss while remembering him with heartfelt gratitude.
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Our faculty continue to push the boundaries of innovation, while providing new opportunities for the leaders, innovators and entrepreneurs of the future. Whether it’s pioneering clean-energy solutions, transforming food production systems or creating next-generation advanced materials, their work not only embodies the spirit of progress and collaboration but also inspires our students to dream big.
Our college offers students a wide range of opportunities to engage in hands-on research and real-world projects that have a tangible impact on society, from assessing the environmental benefits of electric vehicles to building homes for those in need. These experiences not only equip our students with critical skills but also empower them to lead, innovate and make a difference in their communities and beyond.
As we reflect on both the challenges and the progress of this semester, there is an opportunity for you to make a lasting difference. Your generosity helps sustain the impactful work of our faculty and provides life-changing opportunities for our students. I encourage you to click the “Make a Gift” tab below and join us in shaping the future together.
Sincerely,
Anand K. Gramopadhye, Dean
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