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In protecting land for wildlife, size matters – here’s what it takes to conserve very large areas

In protecting land for wildlife, size matters – here’s what it takes to conserve very large areas

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Clemson unveils bold new strategic plan – Clemson Elevate

Clemson, U.S. Army GVSC reach mobility R&D milestone

Research led by Jesus de la Garza showed evidence that when safety measures are put in place, workers take more risks without even knowing it because they feel safer.

The safer you feel, the less safely you might behave

Two men and two women stand over a beaker with dark liquid in it.

Foams used in car seats and mattresses are hard to recycle – we made a plant-based version

Aerial of grading work being done at The Bottoms.

New farm on Clemson University’s main campus explores climate solutions in agriculture

Vice President for research at Clemson University, Tanju Karanfil

A collaboration to create the next generation of talent for water treatment

Astronaut Scholarship recipients Gabe Cutter and Grant Wilkins

Two nominations for competitive Astronaut Scholarship nets rare double award for Clemson Honors students

Tigress in the wild

Saving tigers from extinction requires many hands as faculty return from India this summer

Ancient South American dust helps reveal new clues about the future of the Earth’s climate, researchers say

soybeans

Clemson scientists join nationwide laboratory aimed at reducing phosphorus use

Hemp

Clemson University / Curio Wellness partner to advance research on cannabis tissue culture

Jennifer Mason works with a human cell culture in a science lab

Better understanding of DNA repair protein could lead to novel cancer therapies

Free ice cream: Clemson researchers team up with teachers to show middle-school students how misinformation spreads

Clemson University Physics Associate Professor Xian Lu sits at the computer

Looking for ANSWERS: NSF grant boosts effort to better understand what controls space weather

Two-tiered deer fencing around a field with a battery as a fence charger.

Land-Grant Press publications provide vital knowledge from Clemson Cooperative Extension program areas

a row of corn plants in a field

Roots of native grasses may hold key to growing crops in drier climates

Powell, McNeese named Researchers of the Year

Dan Whitehead and Zhicheng Dou in a lab in the Life Sciences Facility

Clemson scientists discover new tools to fight potentially deadly protozoa that has pregnant women avoiding cat litter boxes

Two Clemson exhibits put on display at Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History

A bee pollinating a yellow flower of Argentina anserina, a member of the rose family commonly known as silverweed

Flowers’ unseen colors can help ensure pollination, survival

A woman and three men stand in front of a giant screen that reads Accelerating the Future Through the Virtual Prototyping of Autonomous Vehicles. This is for the Clemson Army Partnership and includes Angie Leidinger, President Jim Clements, U.S. Senator Lindsay Graham, U.S. Army Chief Scientist David Gorsich

Clemson, U.S. Army GVSC Expand Research Partnership for Next-Generation Autonomous Vehicles

New simulators could help medical professionals prepare for the day it really counts

aerial photo of tropical forest

Researchers: If left alone, tropical forests can recover on their own surprisingly fast

‘Hot spots’ help shed light on flash drought causes, Clemson University civil engineers say

Six people standing in front of Hunter Hall on Clemson University's campus

Researchers shed new light on synthetic materials with applications in electronics

Clemson reveals first student-engineered autonomous prototype

illustration of quasar

Gamma ray discovery could advance understanding of UFOs’ role in the evolution of galaxies

Exoskeletons could soon make ‘the future of work’ healthier and safer for manual laborers

Clemson aims to boost organic rice production in salty coastal SC through federal grant

The row on the left was treated using anaerobic soil disinfestation (ASD) . The row on the right was not treated, resulting in more nutsedge growing in the crop.

Clemson leads study to improve organic vegetable production using carbon waste

Patrick Warren, Darren Linvill in Social Media Listening Center

Researchers to fight online disinformation by creating digital literacy tools

Fast rise in social virtual reality stirs harassment concerns