research and creative discovery | Clemson University
The blue merle walks into the room, her long, luxurious coat following the geography of her body like contour lines on a hiking map. Everyone gazes at her, reaches to touch her, wants to be her friend.
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You’ve probably heard of string theory, standard quantum mechanics, and general relativity. But pilot wave? No, never heard of that. The reason why goes back to the theory’s history.
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Todd McDonald, associate professor of art, is a painter who finds extraordinary visual ideas in ordinary settings.
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John Ballato’s lab in COMSET created this ribbon of polypropylene film with light-emitting nanoparticles carefully dispersed within to maintain clarity and supply a brilliant green.
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Jillian Weise gets some of her best ideas when she’s driving her car. No wonder her poetry and fiction cover so much ground.
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Fist-sized chunks of limestone and cracked brick. Crumbled masonry and leveled columns. Shattered buttresses and pots, toys, and tools.
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In much of the Southeast, the landscape’s native vocation is forest. But when European settlers arrived here, they did not find a forest primeval, wild and pristine.
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