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Tag: Department of Physics and Astronomy

A black cell phone is in pieces, pictured from the back with fire damage.

Lithium-ion battery fires are a growing public safety concern − here’s how to reduce the risk

SC-TRIMH receives major grant for pioneering research into musculoskeletal health

A man peers at the camera from behind a shelf holding glass containters

Clemson scientist Hugo Sanabria receives grant to continue cancer research

Illustration of entanglement showing laser and red circles moving away from the light

Research sets stage for controlling entanglement in quantum materials

a photo of a full moon in a black sky

National Moon Day: Mirrors on the moon and four other facts you probably didn’t know

Woman with black hair standing near a telescope.

Astrophysics grad student Pizzetti to give talk at TEDxMirandola in Italian hometown

photo of computer circuits

Grant will help Clemson, Winston-Salem State grow a diverse workforce in quantum information science

Fusion energy is the future. See how the work of Clemson University researchers may one day unleash the power of the stars

Photo of awards on a table

College of Science faculty and staff recognized for excellence

Headshots of College Science Dean's Distinguished Lecturer Award recipients

College of Science names Dean’s Distinguished Lecturer Award recipients

Headshots of three men - Yao Wang, Marco Ajello and Leo Rebholz — and one woman, Barbara Campbell.

College of Science names Dean’s Professorship Award recipients

A silver skinny sounding rocket in a hangar.

Rocket launch could provide insight into how turbulence far above the planet’s surface affects our planet’s atmosphere

Photo of Tillman Hall in spring 2023

Clemson University recognizes its newly tenured and promoted faculty for 2023

Research provides new insight into quantum effects in lithium sulfur batteries

A photograph of a white flower table setting with a piece of paper in an acrylic holder showing the order of the program at the College of Science's student Honors and Awards ceremony.

Top College of Science students honored

2023 Goldwater Scholars Grant Mondeel, Vaishnavi Kanduri, Joshua Tucker and Giovanni Orlandi posing together in front of the Honors Center on Clemson University campus.

4 Clemson students named Goldwater Scholars

An artist's rendering of a futurist data center that shows nano processors.

Clemson University to host 2023 National Quantum Technology Forum

Man in white lab coat holds a square device while talking to a man with a blue lab coat

Harnessing the power of the sun: Researchers design a smart supercapacitor that harvests and stores solar energy

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

man writes on whiteboard.

Physics’ Wang wins prestigious Air Force Young Investigator Research Program Award

Man and woman wearing lab coats are looking at a machine in the Clemson Nanomaterials Institute.

“Father of Thermoelectrics” teams up with Clemson researchers to develop a new evaluation method

Aidan Rhodes uses a hammer and anvil to design a piece of metal artwork.

Public art project in Kinard Laboratory unites art and science, harnesses creativity and curiosity

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

Artist's concept of an X-flare from the supermassive black hole in a distant galaxy called Markarian 335.

Black (Hole) Friday is approaching: 5 things you should know about one of the universe’s biggest mysteries

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

Dillip Panda wins Clemson University Distinguished Postdoctoral Award

Applications now being accepted for College of Science’s Catalyst Competition

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

Yao Wang

Physics’ Yao Wang wins prestigious U.S. DOE Early Career Award

Discovery brings scientists one step closer to solving century-old cosmic ray mystery 

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

Clemson’s Sonoco FRESH initiative awards three research grants

man wearing blue lab coat looks at a piece of physics lab equipment

Clemson physicist earns prestigious junior faculty award 

Clemson University Physics Associate Professor Xian Lu sits at the computer

Looking for ANSWERS: NSF grant boosts effort to better understand what controls space weather

Northern Lights at Chena Lakes in Alaska

Clemson-led research teams launch rockets into aurora borealis to study energy exchange

A table full of plaques

College of Science faculty and staff recognized for excellence

Biochemistry student Charles Henry tutors two students from the Littlejohn Community Center through CU REACH

Reaching out: Clemson students mentor elementary and middle schoolers through CU-REACH

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