Category: College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences

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The College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences educates, creates and disseminates new knowledge, and engages students in critical thinking — thereby inspiring the innovations of tomorrow, leading to transformative economic development and broadening Clemson’s impact as a land-grant university. The structure of the College encourages cross-disciplinary collaboration and provides experiential learning opportunities where students transfer academic knowledge from the classroom to hands-on application in everyday environments.

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Three men, depart chair David Freeman, Ben Dysart, and student Gavin Gleasman, are standing beside one another. The man in the middle, Ben, has his right hand holding a bottom corner of a plaque and his left arm around student, Gavin, who has his right arm around Ben and his left hand holding the top corner of the plaque.

Endowed fellowship honors distinguished environmental engineering and earth sciences professor

Postdoctoral fellow Cherice Hill launches career at Clemson University with $1-million research project

Clemson University forms new school as globe switches to electric vehicles

A shelf full of textbooks

Clemson Libraries receives $1.2 million to develop free textbooks for advanced manufacturing classes

Lisa Jackson of PEER wins Martin Luther King, Jr. Award for Excellence In Service

An orange futuristic concept car with an open door is surrounded on the floor of the Consumer Electronics Show floor has several people looking at it.

Clemson Drives Innovation at Most Influential Tech Event in the World

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

2023 Churchill Scholar Grant Wilkins

Clemson’s first-ever Churchill scholar is working to strengthen our energy grid

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

An orange car with its door open that accommodates a wheelchair ramp.

Deep Orange 11 to be showcased at Consumer Electronics Show

A futuristic orange car sits in an empty brick parking lot of a commercial complex.

Clemson University Taking Part in the Most Influential Tech Event in the World

Ganesh Kumar Venayagamoorthy selected as distinguished lecturer

New faculty fellows to research inter-physician handoffs in emergency medicine, air flow in hospitals and surgical robotic technology

Members of Central Spirit, complete with full-body paint, cheer at a 2018 home football game for the Tigers.

The wrong shade of orange? Not on Clemson’s side of the mountains

A male student wearing an orange baseball cap and purple polo shirt poses outside of Riggs Hall.

Computer engineering graduate enriched his Clemson Experience with supercomputer research

Exemplary staff members honored by the College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences

Chemical engineer celebrates three early-career honors in her new lab at Clemson University

Clemson University selected for Energy Frontier Research Center

AIM for Composites brings together the ‘best of the best’

Registration for West Columbia’s Kinetic Derby Day, featuring iMAGINE STEAM Festival, is Now Open

Closing the skills gap in the manufacturing workforce

Two men working at a computer next to a large white electron microscope.

Clemson Ph.D. student receives Hitachi Fellowship

Clemson University extends leadership in mass-timber research

Brian Powell wins Class of ’39 Award for Excellence

A middle-aged man, TransDigm President and CEO Kevin Stein, is conversing with a group of mostly female students who are recepients of the Doug Peacock Scholarships.

TransDigm representatives meet Douglas Peacock Scholars, learn about programs

The NSF director is sitting inside an electric vehicle at the CU-ICAR campus.

NSF Director visits CU-ICAR campus, looks to Clemson as a national model

Darren and Patrick stand outside on the stairs of the University's Watt Center.

Clemson Media Forensics Hub receives $3.8 million grant to study, fight online disinformation

Developing a new source of clean energy with the universe’s most abundant element

Sergio Gonzalez Varela and Gavin Hunt presenting about their experiences at Oxford.

South Carolina students travel to Oxford for a unique study abroad experience

Wastewater could help create an oasis in the food desert

Biological sciences student Rachelle Hales wears an orange sweater and jeans and is standing with her hands on her hips in a plaza with a military statue.

Service beyond the soldier: Rachelle Hales advocates for Clemson’s military-affiliated community

Geology lecturer Emily Scribner gets high marks from the Clemson Tigers’ football team

Comparing research in industry and academia focus of panel discussion with Clemson alumni and faculty

John Witherspoon Gilpin, Anand Gramopadhye and Jeremy Mercuri stand in front of Riggs Hall on Clemson University's campus.

John Witherspoon Gilpin donates $1 million to Clemson University’s Department of Bioengineering

Eleven faculty members standing in front of a tree posing with their award for excellence in teaching, research and enhancing the Clemson Experience.

Faculty members honored for excellence in teaching, research and enhancing the Clemson Experience

Algorithm helps in massive global effort to develop a more complete human reference genome