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Photo of the DGX-2

World-class data science server to amplify Clemson’s supercomputer

Microscopy image of extracellular vesicles being taken up by microglia

TIGER mouse debuts as model for neurological ailments

1960s horror movie poster "Planet 9 from Outer Space"

The ‘scientist who killed Pluto’ is coming to Clemson

Vitulli stands at lecture

Mathematical sciences and gender bias take stage in distinguished lecture

Mike Brown portrait.

College of Science lines up distinguished speakers for Spring 2019

Auditorium filled with people.

New lecture series promotes professional development to SCIENCE students

A coiled up rattlesnake

Mojave rattlesnakes’ life-threatening venom is more widespread than expected

Teacher speaking with group of kids.

Michigan receives a lesson from Clemson on innovative teaching and learning

Collage of shark, fisherman, octopus, and seal puppets.

Musical theater production inspires marine conservation awareness for Upstate locals

Pope (middle) poses with Clemson Football Head Coach Dabo Swinney (left).

College of Science lecturer learns more about football than just X’s and O’s

Marshall speaks to auditorium.

Environmental justice takes the stage at Diversity in SCIENCE seminar

Walters presents poster.

Top experts on infectious disease gather at sixth annual CBEP meeting

Jim Kelley (right) is a 1974 graduate of zoology.

College of Science homecoming tailgate welcomes alumni and friends

Three-photon microscopy images of (A and B) breast cancer cells and (C and D) glioblastoma cells.

New imaging technique aims to find even the smallest of cancerous tumors

"Tigers on Call" is an annual event for health professions students.

2018 ‘Tigers on Call’ event sparks networking and mentorship

Garcia instructs former student Mauro Ferreira-Santos, who now works at JPL-NASA.

Chemistry professor Garcia elected Fellow to distinguished Royal Society of Chemistry

Streptococcus mutans converts sugar into acid, causing enamel erosion.

$1.85M grant supports scientist’s study of tooth decay in young HIV patients

Reid is the Executive Director of the National Center for Science Education.

Renowned promoter of science literacy to speak at Clemson University

A cartoon representation unveiled by the study shows the closed-like state of the PDZ domains.

Molecule studies reveal potential treatment for stroke patients

Paing is a student of professor Ken Marcus in the department of chemistry.

College of Science graduate student wins nuclear technology award

Xian Lu

Three College of Science faculty honored with prestigious NSF CAREER awards

Sorghum is one of the world's leading "green" crops.

Multidisciplinary team tackles agricultural threat to global food security

Art designed for the researchers' publication represents the twenty-seven institutions around the world who collaborated on this project.

Research devises protocol for measuring distances within biomolecules