Totally Tubular: New way of printing fuel cells could support renewable energy
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A team working at Clemson University’s Advanced Materials Research Laboratory has devised a novel way of 3D-printing a renewable energy device that shows promise for commercialization.
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GE Aerospace and Clemson University announce research collaboration at Paris Air Show
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GE Aerospace and Clemson University announced new funding from the U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory to continue to develop next-generation materials that can withstand intense temperatures while flying at high speed.
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Twin Tigers celebrate doctorates together
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Identical twins Rohith and Roshan Venkatakrishnan, who have been nearly inseparable since birth, marked a major milestone on Aug. 10 when they marched together into the hooding ceremony to collect doctorates in human-centered computing.
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Automotive engineering alumnus among top young engineers
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Alumnus Wesley Salandro, now director of Falcon stage integration and composites production for SpaceX, was recognized as one of the world’s most outstanding young manufacturing engineers.
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A group of Benjamin Clay Dysart III’s former graduate students have established an environmental engineering fellowship endowment that will support the research of one graduate student each year.
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Two industrial engineering graduates, Malik Balogun and his mother, Sonya Spratley Balogun, are helping make Clemson University more welcoming for all.
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Computer engineering alumnus Gabe Cutter wins Phi Kappa Phi award
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Cutter, who was a computer engineering and economics double major, was named Marcus L. Urann Fellow by America’s oldest and most selective multidisciplinary collegiate honor society.
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Computer science graduate Carter Janes heads to Spain on Fulbright scholarship
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Janse said he will combine his computer science background, teaching experience and Spanish proficiency to teach basic programming skills to Valencian students.
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Senior Annika DeVol excited to join community of scholars as part of Astronaut Scholarship
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DeVol, who is majoring in materials science and engineering and minoring in chemistry, is among 68 students from 46 universities across the nation to win an Astronaut Scholarship from the Astronaut Scholarship Foundation.
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Former professional musician trades drumsticks for silicon chips
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Justin Cromer worked as a session drummer in Nashville for five years before finding his way to Clemson to pursue a Bachelor of Science in computer science.
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| Industrial engineering alumnus Deb Conklin is stepping into a new role as CEO and president of KeHE, a wholesale food distributor that focuses on organic, fresh and specialty products.
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The Division of Research is hosting three upcoming workshops covering new proposal requirements from federal agencies such as the NIH, NSF and DOE. Each workshop can be attended online. See the events section of the Division of Research website for more information.
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August is a wonderful time of the year, a time of beginnings and endings. Just last week, we held the last graduation of the 2022-2023 Academic Year, and now I am walking around campus, greeting our new and returning students, staff and faculty. In just over a week, I have had both the honor of congratulating our new alumni and their families and the pleasure of welcoming our incoming first-year students. I see their excitement, and like them, I have the same feeling of anticipation about what the new academic year will bring.
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As this newsletter highlights, we are ready to begin a new school year and build on our efforts and successes from a busy summer. One such success is our collaboration with GE Aerospace, recently announced at the Paris Air Show. This partnership, supported with funding from the U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory, strengthens our position as a leader in developing next-generation materials for extreme conditions during high-speed flight. Just as important, this collaboration with industry is creating opportunities for our students to be part of cutting-edge research with a global impact as well as enhancing the workforce development and prosperity of our state.
This issue also highlights the noteworthy achievements of our programs, current students and alumni. These accomplishments, which showcase the impact we are having beyond the University, are possible only because of you — our alumni and friends. If you would like to help as we begin a new academic year, you can make a donation by clicking the “Make a Gift” button below. Your contributions are very much appreciated, and I look forward to thanking you in person when I see you on campus this fall.
Go Tigers!
Anand K. Gramopadhye, Dean
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