Brooke Dillingham, Author at Clemson News

Two people dressed in yellow haz-mat suits and one is pouring a blue liquid into a glass container with bags of blue crystals sitting in the foreground,

Two people dressed in yellow haz-mat suits and one is pouring a blue liquid into a glass container with bags of blue crystals sitting in the foreground,

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From Dinosaurs to alien jaws: Clemson researchers separate science from fiction

byBrooke Dillingham

December 29, 2025

An artist's rendering of a flare from a supermassive black hole in a distant galaxy.

An artist's rendering of a flare from a supermassive black hole in a distant galaxy.

Current News

From doorbusters to star-busters: Clemson professor talks black holes on Black Friday

byBrooke Dillingham

November 24, 2025

A man in a suit and red tie stands in a hall in front of out-of-focus windows.

A man in a suit and red tie stands in a hall in front of out-of-focus windows.

Current News

College of Science alumni spotlight: A lifelong passion for learning drives Rhett Ricard’s success

byBrooke Dillingham

November 3, 2025

Artist rendering of DNA with a missing piece.

Artist rendering of DNA with a missing piece.

College of Science

How three Clemson scientists are using the revolutionary gene-editing technology CRISPR to advance human health

byBrooke Dillingham

October 16, 2025

A waxing gibbous moon with some clouds.

A waxing gibbous moon with some clouds.

College of Science

International Observe the Moon Night is Oct. 4. Here’s what to look for.

byBrooke Dillingham

September 29, 2025

A taxidermied lion is standing in the lobby of D.W. Daniel High School near some trophy cases.

A taxidermied lion is standing in the lobby of D.W. Daniel High School near some trophy cases.

College of Science

Clemson University museum’s lion finds new pride at D.W. Daniel High

byBrooke Dillingham

September 22, 2025

spores of Aspergillus, a fungi, as seen under a microscope

spores of Aspergillus, a fungi, as seen under a microscope

College of Science

They’re tiny, they’re everywhere — and they have a huge impact on public health

byBrooke Dillingham

September 15, 2025

An artist's rendering of an asteroid falling to the ground against a starry sky

An artist's rendering of an asteroid falling to the ground against a starry sky

College of Science

Clemson astrophysicists tell us about asteroids and whether we need to worry

byBrooke Dillingham

June 23, 2025

Fermin Redondo and Steve Kaeppler look at a laptop computer

Fermin Redondo and Steve Kaeppler look at a laptop computer

College of Science

It is rocket science: Clemson physics graduate aims high with atmospheric research

byBrooke Dillingham

May 8, 2025

two twin brothers wearing white lab coats and blue gloves stand with their arms crossed in a science lab

two twin brothers wearing white lab coats and blue gloves stand with their arms crossed in a science lab

College of Science

Twin Tigers: Zack and Eli Verdin earn same degree and will be going to same medical school

byBrooke Dillingham

April 29, 2025

Woman in blue lab coat pipettes in a science lab.

Woman in blue lab coat pipettes in a science lab.

College of Science

Clemson researcher eyes way to treat parasitic sight-threatening infection that mostly affects contact lens wearers

byBrooke Dillingham

April 21, 2025

Man wearing suit jacket and collared shirt stands in front of a brick wall with the word physics on it.

Man wearing suit jacket and collared shirt stands in front of a brick wall with the word physics on it.

College of Science

Physics Ph.D. student takes education to the extreme

byBrooke Dillingham

April 15, 2025