‘Fierce Five’ faculty advancing the frontiers of research |
Five of the college’s faculty members are beginning the new academic year with some of the top awards for early-career researchers, marking them as rising stars in higher education.
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Two friends share in joy of winning Astronaut Scholarships |
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Clemson rocket engineering team goes ‘all in’ with Pocket Ten |
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Makenzie Jones and Regan O’Neill, both rising seniors in the college, shared in the joy of bringing home one of the nation's most prestigious scholarships for undergraduates.
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Students showcased their abilities and took third in a competition that is the rocket-launching equivalent of the College Football Playoff National Championship.
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Biomedical engineering major selected for Fulbright award |
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Destinee Cooper steps to the head of the class as first Bridge to Doctorate graduate |
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Justin Furgala was among six Clemson University students selected for one of the globe's most prestigious honors in international education.
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| Cooper received a Ph.D. in engineering and science education, and she’s staying at Clemson to shape the next generation of STEM leaders as a chemistry lecturer.
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Clemson University unveils Deep Orange 16 |
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Why I am excited about the new academic year |
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The prototype vehicle, developed by automotive engineering graduate students, is a next-generation, semi-autonomous vehicle designed to transform emergency response in extreme conditions.
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| Serita Acker, executive director of PEER & WISE, wrote in an op-ed that she is especially thankful to the partners, alumni and sponsors– including GE Vernova, Duke Energy, TransDigm and VIPR-GS–whose generosity makes the programs’ work possible.
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Greg Mocko to oversee Deep Orange program MORE
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Ronnie Chowdhury wins IEEE Intelligence and Security Informatics (ISI) Technical Achievement Award MORE
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Jeremy Gilbert, the Hansjörg Wyss Endowed Chair for Regenerative Medicine, has brought home a national award named for Clemson University MORE
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John and Art Ballato help keep Clemson University on the cutting-edge of technology MORE
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Mears sisters conquer Ironman Texas MORE
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Lavanya Muthusamy rediscovered her passion for research in the Holcombe Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering MORE
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August is a time of new beginnings, and in that spirit, I offer my heartfelt congratulations to all those who graduated in this month’s ceremonies. You are our newest alumni, carrying forward the knowledge, skills and experiences to lead, inspire and make a lasting impact in the world. I also welcome students, faculty and staff to campus for a new academic year. Your fresh ideas and enthusiasm inspire us and remind us why the mission of this college continues to matter so deeply.
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As we begin the 2025–26 academic year, we are celebrating five remarkable faculty members who have earned some of the nation’s most prestigious awards for early-career research. Their vision and hard work not only push the boundaries of knowledge but also create new opportunities for students to learn, grow and conduct research on the cutting edge.
As we recognize these faculty, we also celebrate many other successes across our college community. Students have been distinguishing themselves on and off campus, faculty members have advanced knowledge in vital fields such as bioengineering, advanced materials and cybersecurity, and industry collaborations have opened new doors for research and workforce development. Equally important, our dedicated staff provide the foundation that makes all this possible—supporting our teaching, research, outreach and student success efforts every day. From the classroom to the lab and beyond, their contributions ensure that our college continues to thrive.
This collective work is possible only with the continued support of our alumni, corporate partners and friends. You help us create opportunities, spark innovation and shape the future of engineering, computing and applied sciences. If you would like to help us continue this important work, please consider contributing a gift to the college by clicking the “Make a Gift” tab below. Your investment helps ensure that every student, researcher, staff member and graduate is equipped to lead, discover and inspire.
Sincerely,
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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