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A person wearing a white lab coat and purple gloves holds a human skull in a lab setting

App created by Clemson researcher uses photos of dead bodies, roadkill to help forensic teams determine time of death

Twin black holes.

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

A black and white photo of a man in WWII Army uniform and helmet

Chronicle of a tank platoon: Rare collection of WWII photographs, documents donated to Clemson archives

Members of Intelligent Systems for Extreme Environments discuss their work while gathered around a 3D printer that is enabling new research. They are (from left) Jane Zhao, associate professor of mechanical engineering; Jianhua “Joshua” Tong, an associate professor of materials science and engineering; Fei Peng, associate professor of materials science and engineering; and Hai Xiao, the Samuel Lewis Bell Distinguished Professor in Electrical Computer Engineering.

Sensor research underscores Clemson University’s leadership in technology for extreme environments

photo of a robot milking a cow

South Carolina dairymen get first glimpse of robotic milking system at Clemson

Sounding rocket launch

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

New instrument gifted to COMSET, furthering Clemson’s optical fiber capabilities among the best worldwide

Patrick Warren, Darren Linvill in Social Media Listening Center

National security agencies tap Clemson professors’ Russian trolling research

Test tube containing fruit flies.

Clemson Center for Human Genetics continues to unravel how genes impact drug use and addiction

Graduates at Thursday morning's ceremony.

Clemson awards 3,500 degrees at spring commencement ceremonies

A coyote fitted with ear tags in Upstate South Carolina to help researchers understand the impact of the species on the state's deer population.

Clemson researchers work to understand impact of coyotes on state’s deer population

Naren Vyavahare is among the bioengineering faculty members from Clemson University to win R01 awards from the National Institutes of Health.

Cause of vascular disease in kidney failure reversed in animal model

Ten people stand in a group holding a large Clemson Tiger paw flag, with a Middle Eastern-style building and palm trees behind them

Theater students write, perform play for international audience in Dubai

A researcher analyzes materials with new equipment at the Clemson University Electron Microscopy Facility.

Clemson expands high-powered microscopy lab for research and industry use

Illustration of medicine capsule with money inside

Price disclosure legislation unlikely to lower drug costs

A coiled up rattlesnake

Mojave rattlesnakes’ life-threatening venom is more widespread than expected

Vista overlooking Guanica, Puerto Rico.

Clemson researchers: Trees grow more efficient leaves to compensate for hurricane damage

Seven scientists win CAREER awards

ExxonMobil sponsors Deep Orange sustainability concept vehicle at Clemson University

Hai Yao, the Ernest R. Norville Endowed Chair of bioengineering at Clemson University and leader of SC-TRIMH, talks with a student in his lab at MUSC.

$11 million NIH grant creates new center for musculoskeletal research

Students work on the 2017 Habitat house.

Clemson students begin 25th annual Habitat for Humanity Homecoming build

Mountain view

Despite Florence, Carolinas on track for ‘fantastic’ fall color season