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Photo of cichlid fish

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

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

Clemson researcher’s mini-review featured in ‘Early-Career Scientist’ series

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Lesly Temesvari receives Alumni Award for Outstanding Achievements in Research

Biological sciences lecturer receives 2020 Phil Prince Innovation in Teaching Award

Biological sciences lecturer receives 2020 Phil Prince Innovation in Teaching Award

Portrait of Dou

New study by Clemson scientists could pave way to therapeutic cure of global parasite

COVID-19: Q&A with two Clemson scientists helps broaden our understanding of the pandemic

Portrait of Matthew Koski

Clemson scientist receives $455K NSF grant to study how flowers adapt to heat and cold

To the SCIENCE Class of 2020

To the SCIENCE Class of 2020

Koski in the field.

Clemson scientist explores the colorful intricacies of pollen

3 Goldwater winners 2020

College of Science produces three Goldwater recipients for second year in a row

aerial photo of tropical forest

Clemson scientist’s ongoing research on species-rich forests featured in journal Science

Richards and O'Connell at white board

Clemson researchers use genome sequencing to unravel role of fungi in early childhood dental health

Biological sciences professor receives prestigious NSF CAREER award

Rebecca MacPherson and other students holding books

Genetics graduate student enhances science communication skills at regional conference

CBASS presenter displays her research

CBASS Symposium cancelled

Science and art theatrical production ignites awareness of marine conservation

Zhicheng Dou sitting at microscope in his lab

New grant enables Clemson researcher to further combat widespread parasitic disease

Heather Walters working in lab.

College of Science graduate student wins campus thesis award

Kara Noonan fish experiment in tanks

The twists and turns of science research

Clams in hand

Clemson research indicates abundance of microbe diversity key to healthy coastal ecosystem

Photo of Vince Richards

Clemson genomic migration analysis shows antibiotic resistance moving from humans to animals

Clemson Professor Mike Sears (left) is pictured with Eric Riddell.

New study explains how salamanders harness regeneration to buffer themselves from climate change

College of Science Professor listens to dean talk at faculty meeting.

Dean presents state-of-the-college report to faculty

Summer undergraduate research to be on display at Clemson University

Summer undergraduate research to be on display at Clemson University

Clemson brings ‘vampire elephants,’ ‘ecological zombies’ into human-wildlife conflict debate

Clemson brings ‘vampire elephants,’ ‘ecological zombies’ into human-wildlife conflict debate

Melissa Heintz and William Baldwin

Clemson researchers tie metabolic enzyme to obesity and fatty liver disease

Rising Clemson junior from Myrtle Beach earns NOAA Hollings scholarship

Rising Clemson junior from Myrtle Beach earns NOAA Hollings scholarship

Photo of Dou looking into a microscope

EPIC researchers gain ground in the race to cure widespread parasitic infection

College of Science names DeWalt chair of biological sciences

Kelly Smith looks off camera left, wearing his blue doctoral robes and hat

2019 Alumni Master Teacher Kelly Smith also named interim department chair

Michael Childress leans against a handrail outside a brick building on Clemson's campus.

Meet a Tiger: Michael Childress

Rami Major is the winner of the 2019 Norris Medal.

Major accomplishments: Two SCIENCE students, one staff member win University-wide awards

SCIENCE reflects, looks forward, and celebrates at spring business and awards ceremony

Rhett Rautsaw holds a radio telemetry antenna.

Clemson student 1 of 5 researchers worldwide recognized for communicating about their work