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Shunyu Liu’s pioneering work in 3D-printing metals shows promise for supercharging U.S. manufacturing

New library at CU-ICAR celebrates opening

The Clemson University autonomous off-road vehicle, Deep Orange 14, tackles an obstacle-laden (rocks, uneven terrain, tree roots) dirt road in a forest.

Clemson University students debut autonomous off-road vehicle with far-reaching impact for natural disaster relief

Clemson Libraries new CU-ICAR branch wins SAE International competition

S.C. native, U.S. Army Major General visits CU-ICAR campus for VIPR-GS Center Updates

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

Clemson University to launch nation’s first Bachelor of Science program in automotive engineering

Clemson University forms new school as globe switches to electric vehicles

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

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 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

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

Clemson University selected for Energy Frontier Research Center

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

Robert H. Brooks Sports Science Institute

Robert H. Brooks Sports Science Institute awards scholarships and seed grants for 2022-23 academic year

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

Deep Orange 12: Autonomy at 180mph

Three men in suits looking at composite printed structure in lab.

Clemson University researchers to help advance 3D printing in partnership with U.S. Army Research Laboratory

Driven to Lead: Meet the women behind Clemson’s one-of-a-kind vehicle prototype program

Meet the researcher: Dr. Zoran Filipi

Image of military vehicles driving on dirt roads.

A partnership for the future: Clemson, U.S. Army to develop next generation of autonomous vehicle tools, prototyping

Tiger Paw symbol on purple background

Greenville testing options this Friday

Clemson builds advanced composites reputation with new research center

Clemson University, EY US to develop ‘edge-case’ autonomous racecar concept to advance self-driving technology

Commercial building rendering.

CU-ICAR set to expand industry offerings with construction of Technology Neighborhood III

Two men hold automotive parts, inspecting them together.

A driving force of industry-shifting innovations

Srikanth Pilla

Clemson University recognized for innovation in engineering education

Competition aims to help secure future of state’s advanced manufacturing workforce

Competition aims to help secure future of state’s advanced manufacturing workforce

ONLINE INSTRUCTION COVID-19 UPDATE

Classes to move online March 23 until at least March 30 in response to COVID-19 outbreak

A group of seven people stand in front of a large digital screen

U.S. Under Secretary of Commerce for International Trade Joseph Semsar visits alma mater Clemson

Yunyi Jia, right, works with a student at the Clemson University International Center for Automotive Research.

Yunyi Jia wins top honor for young engineering educator

Photo of David W. Clayton

Clemson University names David Clayton Executive Director of the International Center for Automotive Research

AVX fuels next generation of Clemson vehicle prototyping through Deep Orange

Three men look at a tablet while standing in front of a vehicle that's in the process of being assembled.

SeeDaten Inc., Clemson exploring augmented and mixed reality training tools for manufacturing

Black and white image of car covered with protectant cover that says DEEP ORANGE. University, Honda and Exxon logos are across the top.

Honda R&D Americas Inc. to join Deep Orange 11 as OEM sponsor for sustainable-by-design concept vehicle