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Funded by the National Science Foundation, the International Research Experience for Students (IRES) program MSE offers research opportunities for undergraduate and graduate students in the expanding field of self-healing materials. Annually six students will spend ten weeks at the Delft University of Technology (TU-Delft) in the Netherlands performing collaborative experimental and computational research on self-healing metallic, ceramic, polymeric, and composite materials. The overall goal of the program is to provide students with a global research experience and awareness of how new generations of ‘smart’ materials may lead to technological advances and impact the environment as well as societal needs.

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Giovanni Orlandi becomes second Clemson University student in two years to win a Churchill Scholarship

Tuesday January 16, 2024

As a student at the University of Cambridge, Giovanni Orlandi will be following in the footsteps of some of history's most towering innovators and thinkers, including Sir Isaac Newton, Stephen Hawking, Alan Turing, Charles Babbage and Lord Kelvin.

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Researchers see high promise for developing next-generation batteries

Wednesday December 13, 2023

The global shift away from fossil fuels is driving demand for batteries, making the work of assistant research professor Dillip Panda a potential target for commercialization.

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Clemson University’s Kyle Brinkman clinches triple global honors in ceramics

Wednesday November 15, 2023

Kyle Brinkman was recently selected as an academician with the World Academy of Ceramics, was elected fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry and has received The Navrotsky Award for Experimental Thermodynamics of Solids from The American Ceramic Society.

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Rajendra Bordia extends Clemson University’s leadership in advanced materials as President of The American Ceramic Society

Tuesday October 24, 2023

Rajendra Bordia, ,ho is a long-time leader in his field and has been on Clemson's faculty for more than a decade, is putting the University in the spotlight at a pivotal time.

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Totally tubular: New way of 3D-printing fuel cells could support renewable energy

Monday August 14, 2023

A a team working at Clemson University's Advanced Materials Research Laboratory turned to their expertise in 3D printing create protonic ceramic fuel cells, a renewable energy device that shows promise for generating electricity more sustainably than burning fossil fuels.

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Annika DeVol of Clemson University wins Astronaut Scholarship

Wednesday June 21, 2023

Annika DeVol, who is majoring in materials science and engineering and minoring in chemistry, is among 68 students from 46 universities across the nation to win an Astronaut Scholarship from the Astronaut Scholarship Foundation.

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Clemson’s Sonoco FRESH initiative awards three research grants

Thursday May 18, 2023

The Sonoco FRESH initiative at Clemson University has awarded three research grants to faculty members who are addressing issues regarding the safety, security and sustainability of food throughout the value chain. With funding provided by Sonoco (a global provider of a variety […]

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