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Jian He and student

Clemson physicist’s collaborative research on semiconductor materials featured in the journal Science

A teacher teaching in a recreation facility during COVID-19.

Adjusting to the ‘new normal’ on first day of in-person teaching

NASA’s chief technologist talks leadership, internships and spaceships in virtual visit to Clemson University

NASA’s chief technologist talks leadership, internships and spaceships in virtual visit to Clemson University

Physics senior lecturer Amy Pope wins national Outstanding Teacher Award

Physics senior lecturer Amy Pope wins national Outstanding Teacher Award

CU scientists create multipurpose batteries that could make it easier to get around on Mars

CU scientists create multipurpose batteries that could make it easier to get around on Mars

Clemson doctoral candidate uses rockets to surf the Alaskan sky

Jun Yi in lab

Clemson researchers shed light on the building blocks for next-generation LED displays

High school teacher’s partnership with Clemson physicists leads to virtual workshop at Harvard

Feng Ding at his computer

Clemson researcher working to create much faster COVID-19 test

Sun shining on solar cells

Clemson research aims to develop next-generation solar cells, imaging sensor, LEDs, lasers, and other devices

Wren Gregory in the lab

Clemson research could lead to therapeutic strategies to combat Alzheimer’s, Type 2 diabetes and other diseases

Terry Tritt portrait

Retired Clemson physicist Terry Tritt receives prestigious society’s 2020 Outstanding Achievement Award

Twin black holes.

New research hints at the presence of unconventional galaxies containing two black holes

To the SCIENCE Class of 2020

To the SCIENCE Class of 2020

NASA image of relativistic jet

Postdoc publishes article in Nature Astronomy

3 Goldwater winners 2020

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

Three researchers talking in conf room

Clemson researchers capture first-ever photographic proof of power-packed jet emerging from colliding galaxies

Apparao Rao portrait

Physics professor Rao named Fellow of prestigious Materials Research Society

Rebecca MacPherson and other students holding books

Genetics graduate student enhances science communication skills at regional conference

POSTPONED: Clemson astrophysics grad student Marcotulli to give talk at TEDx Greenville on March 28

A man stands with arms folded, in front of shelves containing laboratory equipment.

Advanced optical imaging technique may lead to structure-guided drug design

Clemson researchers receive seed grant funding from Health Sciences Center at Prisma Health

Clemson cancer-detection biosensor featured on World Cancer Day

Sumanta Tewari physics prof

Physics professor’s perspective article appears in the journal Science

Troutman physics alumnus

Alumni spotlight: Educator Matthew Troutman

Image of a Cherenkov telescope

Clemson scientists further refine how quickly the universe is expanding

Clemson Young Alumni Council presents Ramakrishna Podila of Pendleton with 2019 Roaring10 young alumni award

Clemson Young Alumni Council presents Ramakrishna Podila of Pendleton with 2019 Roaring10 young alumni award

Podila and McKenzie w Roaring10 award

Physics alumnus Podila wins Roaring10 award

Portrait of Jordan Eagle, physics grad student

Clemson grad student earns fellowship to explore origins of cosmic rays

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

Meet a Tiger: Hugo Sanabria, associate professor of physics and astronomy

Sounding rocket launch

Clemson physicists lead rocket missions to further explore the wonders of Earth’s atmosphere

Man sits in NASA control center working on computer.

Physicist Miguel Larsen receives NASA’s top honor for pioneering work on Earth’s upper atmosphere

John Meriwether studies the upper atmosphere

Meriwether elected Fellow of American Geophysical Union

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

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

Clemson professors to help educate S.C. students and teachers about the benefits of learning physics

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