Better understanding of DNA repair protein could lead to novel cancer therapies
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Clemson University awarded $3.2 million to contribute to development of blood tests for Alzheimer’s disease
Clemson has received additional funding of $3.2 million to further investigate if Alzheimer’s disease can be detected early through simple blood tests.
Clemson Welcomes Full Inaugural Cohort of Students into Bridge to Doctorate Program
The Clemson University Bridge to Doctorate Graduate Fellowship Program welcomes 12 doctoral students this Fall.
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A new program developed by University researchers and Ware Shoals Middle School teachers is helping teach artificial intelligence, cybersecurity and math to students whose lives are interwoven with the internet more than any previous generation.
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