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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Graham Montgomery, left, and Michael Stoner examine a piece of wood that was put to the test in research at Clemson University.

Civil engineers see ‘huge progress’ in mass timber as new building opens at Clemson University

This year's faculty award winners are (from left, clockwise): Chris Norfolk, Brian Malloy, Fei Peng, Srikanth Pilla, Rodrigo Martinez-Duarte, Mark Blenner and John Saylor.

Top faculty members honored in awards ceremony

Alireza Zarei, a Ph.D. student, competes in a poster contest.

Students compete in ‘Insight @ BMW’ poster contest

Jacob Sorber

Jacob Sorber receives Fulbright award for international research

Naren Vyavahare, the Hunter Endowed Chair of Bioengineering at Clemson University, is the principal investigator of the grant that created the the South Carolina Bioengineering Center for Regeneration and Formation of Tissues.

Statewide team lands five years of funding for biomedical research

Clemson University collaborates on project that could make the internet faster and more secure.

Clemson University collaborates on project that could make the internet faster and more secure

Weston Belk, left, and Max Harley are helping organize a competition that will help students from across the Southeast sharpen their cybersecurity skills.

Cybersecurity comes sharply into focus with student competition on Saturday

Virtual reality is a key part of the curriculum developed in the Clemson University Center for Workforce Development.

Clemson University cited in national report that focuses on crafting America’s science and engineering enterprise

Clemson University alumnus J. Cole Smith named dean at Syracuse University

Will Richardson, left, speaks with Ph.D. student Amirreza Yeganegi in their Clemson University lab.

Bioengineering professor sees success in research and mentoring program

A man stands in front of a rooftop garden with tall grass and flowers

Meet a Tiger: John Hoyt, director of security infrastructure and operations

South Carolina’s Coalition for Mathematics & Science Announced as New 100Kin10 Partner Ahead of Network Exceeding Goal of Training 100,000 New STEM Teachers by 2021

South Carolina’s Coalition for Mathematics & Science Announced as New 100Kin10 Partner Ahead of Network Exceeding Goal of Training 100,000 New STEM Teachers by 2021

Surviving calculus: Darnall W. & Susan F. Boyd Foundation gives $1.25 million to help more freshmen thrive in engineering

Surviving calculus: Darnall W. & Susan F. Boyd Foundation gives $1.25 million to help more freshmen thrive in engineering

Cam Walters (middle) joins four other members of Central Spirit prior to the Clemson football opener against Georgia Tech on Aug. 29, 2019

Student Affairs Talk: Cam Walters

Mohamed Ateia, right, and Weija Yu, a visiting Ph.D. student from the University of Copenhagen, work at L.G. Rich Environmental Laboratory.

Mohamed Ateia wins Clemson University’s top award for postdoctoral fellows

Sapna Sarupria (center) meets in her office with Ryan DeFever of Greenville, left, and Steven Hall of Anderson.

Working together pays off for engineering students

Those pictured (from left) are: Anand Gramopadhye, dean of the College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences; Clemson President James P. Clements; Mark Johnson, the Thomas F. Hash ‘69 SmartState Endowed Chair in Sustainable Development; Robert Jones, the executive vice president for academic affairs and provost; and Amy Apon, the C. Tycho Howle Director of the School of Computing.

Two from college receive endowed chair medallions

2019 President’s Leadership Institute: Meet the faculty

Mark Blenner (center) works in his lab with students Lexie Adams (left) and Will Burnette.

Engineering better medicines: Advances in genetically modifying yeast could help create new drugs

Chris Edrington, the new Warren H. Owen Distinguished Professor, brings to Clemson deep experience in control systems, drive systems and applied power electronics.

Chris Edrington joins Clemson University as Warren H. Owen Distinguished Professor

Nephron partners with Clemson to meet hospitals’ growing pharmaceutical demands

New instrument gifted to COMSET, furthering Clemson’s optical fiber capabilities among the best worldwide

Not everyone has access to safe drinking water. A Clemson engineer is changing that.

Not everyone has access to safe drinking water. A Clemson engineer is changing that.

New advances at Clemson University could help degrade toxic chemicals in water

New advances at Clemson University could help degrade toxic chemicals in water

Working together: Clemson-MUSC collaboration could be model for nation

Working together: Clemson-MUSC collaboration could be model for nation

Good turns daily

Good turns daily

Sudeep Popat (center) holds a microbial fuel cell while working with his students at Clemson University's L.G. Rich Environmental Research Laboratory.

Astronauts could turn waste into hydrogen peroxide with help of Clemson University research

AVX fuels next generation of Clemson vehicle prototyping through Deep Orange

The 2018-19 early-career award winners are (from left) Eric Davis, Hongxin Hu, Judson Ryckman and Yunyi Jia.

Four new projects underscore strength of research environment in College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences

Automotive researcher wants to help people feel more comfortable with autonomous vehicles and manufacturing robots

Automotive researcher wants to help people feel more comfortable with autonomous vehicles and manufacturing robots

Hongxin Hu, right, works with a student in Clemson University's McAdams Hall.

Securing cyberspace: Hongxin Hu develops new ways to protect computer networks

Eric Davis, right, works with a student in Clemson University's Earle Hall.

Sustainable energy: Eric Davis aims to lower battery costs

Judson Ryckman (far left) works with students in his lab.

Internet downloads could speed up with help of Judson Ryckman’s research at Clemson University

Mark Blenner, left, is receiving the U.S. government's highest honor for early-career scientists and engineers, the Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers.

Mark Blenner of Clemson University awarded Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers

Melissa McCullough, right, works with rising senior Quan Lee on a urinalysis device she is developing as part of her Ph.D. studies.

Naval veteran finds her calling with Clemson University’s bioengineers

Photo of the Explore Mobile Lab

Clemson University, Duke Energy partner to bring mobile engineering lab to middle school students across South Carolina