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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

Melissa Heintz and William Baldwin

Clemson researchers tie metabolic enzyme to obesity and fatty liver disease

Assistant professor Rajan Sekhon conducts research.

Genetic breakthrough in cereal crops could help improve yields worldwide

Prisma Health and Clemson University announce Innovation Maturation Fund partnership

Clemson professor Joseph Mazer named editor of leading national communication journal

Clemson professor Joseph Mazer named editor of leading national communication journal

Mark Blenner, left, is receiving the U.S. government's highest honor for early-career scientists and engineers, the Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers.

Mark Blenner of Clemson University awarded Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers

Melissa McCullough, right, works with rising senior Quan Lee on a urinalysis device she is developing as part of her Ph.D. studies.

Naval veteran finds her calling with Clemson University’s bioengineers

Rising Clemson junior from Myrtle Beach earns NOAA Hollings scholarship

Rising Clemson junior from Myrtle Beach earns NOAA Hollings scholarship

Clemson scientists will answer watermelon questions at the 2019 Field Day July 11

Clemson scientists will answer watermelon questions at the 2019 Field Day July 11

David Robb talks about weed control research being conducted at the Clemson Student Organic Farm.

Clemson researchers arm farmers with new tools in fight against costly weeds

Photo of Dou looking into a microscope

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

Participants at the 2018 Edisto Research and Education Field Day listen with interest at researcher Joe Mari Maja talks about a UGV cotton harvester he is working to develop.

Clemson scientists designing robots to fill agricultural labor gap

Three men look at a tablet while standing in front of a vehicle that's in the process of being assembled.

SeeDaten Inc., Clemson exploring augmented and mixed reality training tools for manufacturing

Clemson researchers, Prisma Health doctor collaborate to develop screening tool for ovarian cancer

From left: Timothy Fulford of Trident Technical College, Joe Santaniello of Spartanburg Community College, Christopher Kitchens of Clemson University and Shawn Masto of Spartanburg Community College meet in Clemson University’s Earle Hall to plan SPECTRA, a program that makes $3 million in new scholarships available to students who transfer from technical colleges to Clemson to study engineering or computing.

Hundreds of new scholarships available for students transferring to Clemson University

Clemson University ramps up cybersecurity offerings to meet growing need in Charleston area

Clemson University ramps up cybersecurity offerings to meet growing need in Charleston area

Test tube containing fruit flies.

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

Black and white image of car covered with protectant cover that says DEEP ORANGE. University, Honda and Exxon logos are across the top.

Honda R&D Americas Inc. to join Deep Orange 11 as OEM sponsor for sustainable-by-design concept vehicle

Follow the Clemson Ag Tour May 20 - 24.

Public invited to follow #ClemsonAgTour across South Carolina May 20-24

Chemistry Professor Ken Marcus and Clemson University President James P. Clements pose for a photo during the Researcher of the Year awards ceremony.

Chemistry, engineering professors named Clemson Researchers of the Year

Chris Gesswein, executive director of CURF, speaks during the Patent Award Ceremony.

Clemson faculty members secure 16 patents in 2018

Three College of Science students awarded 2019 Barry Goldwater Scholarships

Rhett Rautsaw holds a radio telemetry antenna.

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

The three Clemson University seniors who were offered Graduate Research Fellowships from the National Science Foundation were: (from left) Sarah Elizabeth Sandler, Sallye Rose Gathmann and Hansen Mou. They are standing in front of Riggs Hall.

Three seniors and three alumni offered Graduate Research Fellowships

Hugo Sanabria is an assistant professor in physics and astronomy.

Sanabria research on cell cycle regulation featured in Nature Communications

‘Coral Crusader’ article wins silver medal in international contest

US Play Coalition celebrates 10th anniversary conference with play pioneers, former keynote speakers

US Play Coalition celebrates 10th anniversary conference with play pioneers, former keynote speakers

Clemson Extension weeds and wildflowers book recognized for excellence by S.C. State Library

Experimental Forest research

Faculty, students research use, management of 17,000-acre Clemson Experimental Forest

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

David Jachowski conducts field research with student Annie Carew.

Clemson natural resource scientists honored for research efforts

Peach trees at Musser Fruit Research Center in Seneca.

Clemson researchers say South Carolina peaches suffered minimal damage from freeze

Clemson University, Greenville schools to examine best practices for students with emotional and behavioral disorders

Clemson researchers are using state-of-the-art facilities at the Pee Dee Research and Education Center to develop a wheat variety people with Celiac Disease can eat.

Researcher uses innovative Clemson facilities to help develop gluten-busting wheat

Michael LeMahieu and Rhondda Thomas

Two English professors receive National Endowment for the Humanities awards

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