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The College of Science brings together the fields of mathematics, physical sciences and life sciences to give them additional attention and focus from faculty and students who are driven by curiosity and the goal of improving the lives of everyone around them. From the research lab to the field, the College of Science maintains a clear focus on searching for the discoveries of the future.

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Jeffrey Anker holds finalist trophy.

Clemson University startup company earning rave reviews for improving implant sensors

Beckman Scholars persist through the pandemic

Beckman Scholars persist through the pandemic

Lea Marcotulli on stage

Clemson astrophysics grad student Marcotulli to give talk at virtual TEDxGreenville in November

Jian He and student

Clemson physicist’s collaborative research on semiconductor materials featured in the journal Science

Clemson senior Riley Garvey receives prestigious Udall Foundation Scholarship

Clemson senior Riley Garvey receives prestigious Udall Foundation Scholarship

Two Clemson juniors awarded NOAA Hollings Scholarship

Two Clemson juniors awarded NOAA Hollings Scholarship

A teacher teaching in a recreation facility during COVID-19.

Adjusting to the ‘new normal’ on first day of in-person teaching

Biological Sciences senior lecturer Donna Weinbrenner

College of Science lecturer teams up with Clemson’s first-ever Fall Scholars program

National Academy of Sciences features undergraduate research that identifies new genetic factors contributing to small body size in dogs

Wildflowers in Colorado

Researcher travels world to measure how climate change is altering the color of flowers

NASA’s chief technologist talks leadership, internships and spaceships in virtual visit to Clemson University

NASA’s chief technologist talks leadership, internships and spaceships in virtual visit to Clemson University

Pair of CU chemistry grads named to C&EN’s Talented 12 Class of 2020

Pair of CU chemistry grads named to C&EN’s Talented 12 Class of 2020

Physics senior lecturer Amy Pope wins national Outstanding Teacher Award

Physics senior lecturer Amy Pope wins national Outstanding Teacher Award

Clemson announces Researchers of the Year

Clemson announces Researchers of the Year

Barbara Campbell in the lab

Clemson researchers receive $2.5 million NSF grant to study the mechanisms of ecosystem health

CU scientists create multipurpose batteries that could make it easier to get around on Mars

CU scientists create multipurpose batteries that could make it easier to get around on Mars

Chemistry researcher wins Clemson University’s top award for postdoctoral fellows

Erika Ludden portrait

Clemson-designed COVID-19 online tool estimates risks on college campuses

Clemson doctoral candidate uses rockets to surf the Alaskan sky

Renovation of Clemson’s herbarium provides new home for global collection of priceless specimens

Jun Yi in lab

Clemson researchers shed light on the building blocks for next-generation LED displays

Headshots of Kaylee Clark and Lauren Skrajewski

Clemson graduates push ‘glow-in-the-dark’ paper to the cover of the journal Soft Matter

Student on zoom

Winning undergraduate team in remote research competition developing rapid COVID-19 test

Rebecca MacPherson stands next to a van.

Unexpectedly, fruit flies help a graduate student spread her wings

Student at computer

COVID Challenge represents wide range of disciplines and institutions

High school teacher’s partnership with Clemson physicists leads to virtual workshop at Harvard

Photo of cichlid fish

Rising researcher receives $444K NIH grant to study genetics behind facial development

Text on image reads: Campus update. Online learning through September 21.

Campus Update — Online learning through Sept. 21

Erin Mihealsick poses at Clemson

Recent College of Science graduate Mihealsick receives coveted 1897 Fellow Scholarship

Feng Ding at his computer

Clemson researcher working to create much faster COVID-19 test

Clemson University virologist Kaustubha “Kos” Qanungo is a lecturer in the College of Sciences department of biological sciences.

‘Kos’ Qanungo appears live on international Chinese television network

Feliciano receives $667K DOD grant to explore developmental disorder that causes tumors in the body and brain

Collage

Clemson researchers receive Innovation Maturation funding for COVID-19 research

Sun shining on solar cells

Clemson research aims to develop next-generation solar cells, imaging sensor, LEDs, lasers, and other devices

Wren Gregory in the lab

Clemson research could lead to therapeutic strategies to combat Alzheimer’s, Type 2 diabetes and other diseases

Terry Tritt portrait

Retired Clemson physicist Terry Tritt receives prestigious society’s 2020 Outstanding Achievement Award