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President Clements poses with a 2022 award winner

Nominations open for 2023 faculty, staff, graduate student awards

Women in science: How 5 women with Clemson ties are making a difference

President Clements and Associate Provost & Graduate Dean John Lopes pose with a 2022 award winner

Graduate students, faculty and support staff eligible for awards; nomination deadlines approach

Richard, Rachel and Roberta Lyman sitting in a fruit fly lab at the Clemson University Center for Human Genetics

For the Lyman family, working with fruit flies and Clemson Center for Human Genetics’ Trudy Mackay is in their genes

woman wearing black lab coat and man wearing white lab coat are working in a science lab

Clemson scientists identify enzyme that reduces diet-induced obesity in humans

Three women hold glass awards and smile at the camera

Three outstanding Clemson Family members receive 2023 MLK Award for Excellence in Service

Ashtin Lizanich stands in front of a railing on the Clemson campus

Meet the College of Science’s new Director of Alumni Relations

Research provides insight into how heavy elements such as gold and platinum reach our galaxy

A woman presents in front of a large screen displaying a table with various categories listed. Chemistry is highlighted in red.

Grad students take home big prizes in 3-Minute Thesis competition

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

Clemson Ph.D. student receives Hitachi Fellowship

Student presenting at 3MT

Fast-paced research communication competition 3-Minute Thesis returns to Watt Center November 11

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

A portrait of Eva Murphy, recipient of the Kenyon Fairey Award, posing in front of a tree on Clemson University's campus.

Mathematics Ph.D. student Eva Murphy receives Dr. Kenyon Fairey Annual Doctoral Fellowship

Presley Ihezue finds ‘sense of honor’ in work with U.S. Army’s Ground Vehicle Systems Center

Two men wearing lab coats look at a colorful molecule on a computer screen

Novel approach gives researchers unprecedented view of protein that plays a role in neurological disorders

Man wearing safety goggles and blue lab coat looks at machine in lab.

How three Clemson scientists are weaving chemistry research into real-world solutions

Clemson University bioengineers win two national titles at Collegiate Inventors Competition

Clemson Agronomic and Vegetable Field Day highlights latest research/technology

Trudy Mackay is director of Clemson University's Center for Human Genetics.

Researchers seek to unravel the mystery of susceptibility to drug addiction

Supporting each other through graduate school

The entrance of the Watt Family Innovation Center displays the Clemson Tiger Paw on the floor and a spacious lobby with five large digital screen that lead from entrance to exit. Many SAS software projects are housed here.

“Stay a Tiger” Graduate School Fair scheduled Oct. 26 at Watt Family Innovation Center

Two men strap a volunteer into an orange gurney.

High school students learn farm safety during Clemson Ag Safety Days

Mechanical engineer Deon Wallace, Jr. draws inspiration from ‘Star Wars’ as he pursues a Ph.D.

Destinee Cooper returns home and pursues a Ph.D.

Clemson doctoral student helping continent’s smallest canids return to indigenous lands

2022 CAFLS Student Symposium

Clemson College of Agriculture inaugural graduate student research symposium teaches effective communication skills

GEM Fellow Simeon McKelvey had his pick of graduate schools. He chose Clemson University.

rock rattlesnake

Where are the venomous snakes? An app created by a Clemson scientist can tell you

Winding path leads Ph.D. mathematics student Jakini Kauba to Clemson

Keisha Cook works on the computer

Mathematician Keisha Cook receives MSEC Early Career Fellowship

Ph.D. student Brandon Sanders picked Clemson after attending STEM All In

After STEM All In, Ph.D. student Brandon Sanders no longer fought attending Clemson

Makayla Headley finds her passion in engineering and science education

Shelley Lovern, Clemson master's student, tests a center pivot irrigation system at the Simpson REC with a voltmeter.

Irrigation safety and lightning

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

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

Kemonte Yow goes from stuffing running backs to tackling human trafficking

Composite of man in suit pointing at a computer, two people looking at a screen and a scientist in a lab

Clemson Welcomes Full Inaugural Cohort of Students into Bridge to Doctorate Program