College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences (CECAS) students have an incredible opportunity to do research as part of their studies at Clemson University. Research is fundamentally important in the CECAS, and because of that, externally funded research provides graduate education support and allows faculty to stay at the cutting edge of science and technology. The level of research activity in the college continues to grow at a phenomenal rate.
Most of the research in the college is funded through faculty working in various departments. However, the increased emphasis on interdisciplinary research has lead faculty to form research groups focusing on an area of interdisciplinary research. As a result, there are a number of established interdisciplinary research programs in CECAS.
Several times, the faculty have worked together to gain formal recognition as a research center or institute from Clemson University and the South Carolina Commission on Higher Education. In other cases, the groups have been formalized at the college or University level as a research association, alliance, or laboratory. All of these programs have strong links to external organizations and have been very effective in attracting external support for research.
Clemson University College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences has many world-class research facilities. For full lists and descriptions, please visit our facilities page.
The College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences houses many of the university's centers and institutes.
Tuesday April 13, 2021
Fourteen finalists drawn from all seven academic colleges will compete for a $1,000 top prize on the final day of the Graduate Research and Discovery Symposium (GRADS) on Friday, April 16.
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Tuesday April 13, 2021
Funding positions Center for Human Genetics, Greenwood Genetic Center collaboration as a global leader in the scientific advancement of human genetics. Genetic networks define an individual’s unique characteristics that – coupled with lifestyle habits and other environmental factors – determine […]
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Friday April 09, 2021
Two College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences undergraduates are recipients of the 2021 Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship, the premier and highly competitive national award for students who have the potential to advance research in mathematics, natural sciences and engineering.
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Friday April 09, 2021
Clemson specialists discuss planting strategies for corn, cotton and soybeans in 2021.
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Wednesday April 07, 2021
Faculty and students in Clemson University’s School of Architecture are at the forefront of a structural system making building construction more sustainable and efficient. Mass timber buildings are roughly 25 percent faster to construct than concrete buildings and require 90 percent less construction traffic.
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Monday April 05, 2021
CLEMSON -- Seven Clemson students have been awarded the 2021 National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship, a highly competitive grant aimed at building future scientific and engineering leaders. Six others received Honorable Mentions.
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Thursday April 01, 2021
Some of the best and brightest students in the College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences were recognized this week for their outstanding work in several areas, including academics, character, leadership and research. They were honored in an April 1 […]
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Dr. Daniel Noneaker is the associate dean for research and coordinates the college’s various research activities — including oversight of the college's research centers, alliances, and institutes.