Cindy Landrum, Author at Clemson News

A man wearing a blue lab coat and safety goggles looks at a machine that has a green coil in a science lab.

A man wearing a blue lab coat and safety goggles looks at a machine that has a green coil in a science lab.

Current News

Long-term collaboration earns national recognition from American Chemical Society

byCindy Landrum

January 26, 2026

A pine siskin, a brown bird in the finch family, stands in a platform feeder that looks like a picnic table and benches to eat seed in the winter.

A pine siskin, a brown bird in the finch family, stands in a platform feeder that looks like a picnic table and benches to eat seed in the winter.

Current News

Clemson postdoc links bird disease outbreaks to forest cycles and climate

byCindy Landrum

January 26, 2026

A woman wearing a green sweater stands with her arms crossed in front of a tree and building.

A woman wearing a green sweater stands with her arms crossed in front of a tree and building.

Current News

Clemson study: Existing epigenetic clocks may not tell time correctly for some populations

byCindy Landrum

January 13, 2026

A man wearing goggles, a blue lab coat and orange gloves holds a test tube in a lab.

A man wearing goggles, a blue lab coat and orange gloves holds a test tube in a lab.

College of Science

Postdoctoral researcher Kirkland Sheriff targets faster, smarter detection of explosive and other hazardous materials

byCindy Landrum

January 12, 2026

A youth basketball team lined up against a wall of a gym with their two coaches, the one on the right is Tony Perticone, a Clemson alumni who started the basketball program at Atlanta Youth Academy.

A youth basketball team lined up against a wall of a gym with their two coaches, the one on the right is Tony Perticone, a Clemson alumni who started the basketball program at Atlanta Youth Academy.

Current News

Warm welcome, lasting legacy: How Clemson shaped Tony Perticone’s career and commitment to giving back

byCindy Landrum

January 8, 2026

A shark is measured by a researcher in Charleston in a boat

A shark is measured by a researcher in Charleston in a boat

Current News

From finance to finetooth: Clemson graduate student dives into shark toxicology research

byCindy Landrum

January 6, 2026

A illustration of thousands of stars that show up in near-infrared light and all the dust that pops out in mid-infrared light.

A illustration of thousands of stars that show up in near-infrared light and all the dust that pops out in mid-infrared light.

Current News

Late growth spurt of young stars allows giant planets to form after all

byCindy Landrum

December 3, 2025

A man wearing a red sweater and white collared shirt is standing at a computer looking at the screen in a classroom.

A man wearing a red sweater and white collared shirt is standing at a computer looking at the screen in a classroom.

Current News

Clemson physicist elected APS Fellow for pioneering quantum research

byCindy Landrum

December 1, 2025

A man wearing goggles and a blue lab coat pushes a button on a machine.

A man wearing goggles and a blue lab coat pushes a button on a machine.

College of Science

From Lego® bricks to molecules: Clemson chemist working to transform how medicines are made

byCindy Landrum

November 18, 2025

A man wearing a light colored suit stands in front of a building with columns and dark dress shirt in the background.

A man wearing a light colored suit stands in front of a building with columns and dark dress shirt in the background.

Current News

Daniel Whitehead appointed chair of the Clemson University Department of Chemistry

byCindy Landrum

November 10, 2025

A field of corn with the sun in the blue sky

A field of corn with the sun in the blue sky

College of Science

Clemson leads $2.4 million grant to decode corn leaf senescence in effort to improve agricultural efficiency and output

byCindy Landrum

October 6, 2025

An artist illustration showing a hand with a graduation cap and a book, a computer screen, and a brain to represent an AI-assisted virtual teaching assistant.

An artist illustration showing a hand with a graduation cap and a book, a computer screen, and a brain to represent an AI-assisted virtual teaching assistant.

College of Science

Clemson faculty awarded grant to develop virtual teaching assistant for medical biophysics graduate students

byCindy Landrum

September 29, 2025