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Alex Pullen standing outside a glass building surrounded by natural foliage.

Ancient South American dust helps reveal new clues about the future of the Earth’s climate, researchers say

A collage of pictures of Clemson University students who received Gilman scholarships in 2022.

A record 27 prestigious Gilman Scholarships awarded to Clemson University students

2022 Fulbright recipient and Clemson University senior Michael Smith standing and smiling on a beach

Biosystems engineering student awarded Czech Republic Fulbright scholarship

Top students honored by College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences

Headshots of Jennifer Briglio, Arabella Hunter and Grant Wilkins

Three undergraduate researchers receive Goldwater Scholarship

‘Eden’ wins annual Clemson Design-a-thon Competition

Kelli McCourt finds purpose in Ph.D. research at Clemson University

For an ‘outdoors guy,’ conducting research in the mud isn’t so bad

Jessica Deaver built confidence in her researching skills as a Ph.D. student

Fulbright Scholar Evan Patrohay to research climate change in Norway

The image shows two images placed together. One is Gov. Henry McMaster with Marco Ajello of Clemson. The second is McMaster with Tanju Karanfil of Clemson and Bob Quinn of the South Carolina Research Authority.

Governor honors Clemson faculty for research impact

Army and Air Force ROTC Will Commission 32 Lieutenants in Separate Ceremonies

The map shows arrows where the Bell River might have flowed overlaying the Atlantic Ocean.

New evidence of extinct river could provide clues about modern-day climate

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

Thriving in Interesting Times

Those receiving grants for nuclear energy research include (from left): Brian Powell, Ming Tang and Jianhua “Joshua” Tong.

Clemson University researchers to advance nuclear energy technology

David Freedman says his wastewater tests are like the “canary in the coal mine” that can help administrators make informed decisions about what they need to do to protect the public’s health.

Wastewater testing provides an early warning of community coronavirus levels, researcher says

Top students from College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences receive honors

Ron Falta

Ronald W. Falta, Jr. recognized by the American Academy of Environmental Engineers and Scientists

Ben Snelson, center, developed an eye for energy efficiency by touring several manufacturing plants.

Manufacturers and students connect at sustainability forum in Greenville

Mohamed Ateia, right, and Weija Yu, a visiting Ph.D. student from the University of Copenhagen, work at L.G. Rich Environmental Laboratory.

Mohamed Ateia wins Clemson University’s top award for postdoctoral fellows

New advances at Clemson University could help degrade toxic chemicals in water

New advances at Clemson University could help degrade toxic chemicals in water

Sudeep Popat (center) holds a microbial fuel cell while working with his students at Clemson University's L.G. Rich Environmental Research Laboratory.

Astronauts could turn waste into hydrogen peroxide with help of Clemson University research

Rising Clemson junior from Myrtle Beach earns NOAA Hollings scholarship

Rising Clemson junior from Myrtle Beach earns NOAA Hollings scholarship

Two students who are part of the Industrial Assessment Center tour the Komatsu plant in Newberry.

Students connect with manufacturers through Industrial Assessment Center

This year’s college level awardees posed for a photo with Dean Anand Gramopadhye after the Honors and Awards ceremony. Those standing are (left to right) Julia Ann Funk, Hailey N. Mundell, Thomas L. Randall, John Kimsey, Gramopadhye, Jake Flynn, Sakib Mahmud Khan, Gabriel S. Carillo, Sarah Baum and Sarah E. Sandler. Those seated are (left to right) Hannah Cash, Morgan Witherspoon and Alison McRory Balthaser.

Top students lauded in awards ceremony

2019 ACC student award winners at Clemson University.

Clemson students join other ACC students for Meeting of the Minds

Clemson’s Karanfil receives scientific achievement award from Turkey

Clemson’s Karanfil receives scientific achievement award from Turkey

Brian Powell, right, works with students in his lab.

Brian A. Powell receives distinguished scientist award

PhD student Kathryn Peruski works at the Electron Microscope Facility with Brian Powell, Fjeld professor in nuclear environmental engineering and science.

Nuclear researcher and doctoral candidate receives $20,000 Hitachi fellowship

Brian Powell, right, works on a test bed that was developed for the team's research.

Renewed project could protect environment for millennia

Award winners posed for a photo with Anand Gramopadhye, dean of the College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences. Those pictured are (from left): Brian Powell, Delphine Dean, Gramopadhye, Joshua Summers, Kevin Taaffe, and Ashley Childers. Not pictured are Kyle Brinkman and Lawrence Fredendall.

Outstanding faculty members win college awards