|
Education
Ph.D.,
Physical Chemistry, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
B.S., Chemistry, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.
Dr.
Cole received her B.S. degree in Chemistry from the University
of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and her Ph.D. in Physical Chemistry
from Massachusetts Institute of Technology. She was a Postdoctoral
student under Dr. Robert H. Barker at Clemson University before
joining the faculty of the School of Textiles. She was a guest
worker at the Center for Fire Research at the National Institute
for Science and Technology and a visiting researcher at the
University of Science and Technology in Hong Kong. She serves
as an external examiner, proposal reviewer, and consultant to
several educational and governmental groups in Hong Kong. In
1987, she and Dr. John Peck (Professor Emeritus, Computer Science)
founded Clemson Apparel Research,
a multidisciplinary center at Clemson University that focuses
on working with apparel manufacturers to improve their commercial
viability. CAR is internationally recognized for its expertise
in apparel manufacturing, its support for textile and fabricated
product manufacturers, and product development. CAR performs
approximately $2.2M in apparel research and implementation annually.
Her general areas of research include all aspects of apparel
manufacturing, textile testing, product development, shade sorting,
and production support.
Research
The
Development of Stitchless Technologies for Fabrication of Chemical
Protective Suits
Development of Techniques for Effectively Processing Orders
for Small Units
Development of Electronic Special Measurement Forms for Clothing
Development of the Advanced Inflatable Airlock for NASA
Physiology of Mechanical Counterpressure Garments for Astronauts
Aerostat Design and Manufacturing
back
to top |