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

Deep Orange 11 showcased at Consumer Electronics Show

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

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

Clemson University selected for Energy Frontier Research Center

Closing the skills gap in the manufacturing workforce

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

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

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

Robert H. Brooks Sports Science Institute

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

Three men stand at an orange table, talking about a display screen.

Manufacturers could save time and money with the help of new research led by the Clemson Composites Center

Team that created ultra-lightweight door honored by the U.S. Department of Energy

A wide campus view of the library with fountains in the reflection pool spraying in the foreground.

Clemson University recognizes its newly tenured and promoted faculty

Goutam Koley, Morteza Sabet, Ph.D., James Sternberg, Ph.D. and Rama Podila, Ph.D.

Clemson’s Sonoco FRESH initiative awards three research grants

Jeremiah Farmer recognized for outstanding support of graduate students

Benjamin Lawler of Clemson University recognized for preparing engineers to meet society’s challenges

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

Cadence software boosts Clemson’s capabilities across campus

New research will prepare Ph.D. students for leadership positions in auto industry

New research will prepare Ph.D. students for leadership positions in auto industry

Four men talk while standing beside the frame of a vehicle.

SUVs could soon go on a carbon-fiber diet

The inside story of how Clemson University’s automotive engineers achieved the impossible

The Deep Orange vehicle is white with black windows and sits in a well lit room surrounded by a short glass barrier.

Clemson reveals first student-engineered autonomous prototype

Eight faculty members win awards from the College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences

Three Clemson University engineers take home InnoVision awards

Upgrading to Industry 4.0

‘Green’ foam eliminates the need for toxic chemicals

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

Students and faculty work in the CLIA lab testing Clemson faculty, staff and student samples for COVID-19.

Clemson grants $125,000 to support COVID-19 research

‘Outstanding!’: Three college projects win InnoVision Awards

Those pictured are (clockwise from top left): Zachary Trabookis, CJ Bolding, Cristina Shorts, Tommy Gallien and Adam Rollins.

Staff members honored in awards presentation

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

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

Two men hold automotive parts, inspecting them together.

A driving force of industry-shifting innovations