CU-ICAR

Michelin, Clemson tire-inflation station opens at CU-ICAR

Upstate motorists now have another resource to help them travel area roads and highways even more safely, thanks to Michelin North America and the Clemson University Automotive Safety Research Institute.

[Published: June 11, 2009]

Greenville company donates robot to CU-ICAR graduate program

Greenville-based Automation Engineering Corp. has donated a KUKA six-axis robot valued at $15,500 to the Campbell Graduate Engineering Center at the Clemson University International Center for Automotive Research.

[Published: May 04, 2009]

Haque to head CU-ICAR graduate automotive engineering center

A Clemson University professor whose leadership was critical to creation of CU-ICAR will serve as executive director of its Carroll A. Campbell Jr. Graduate Engineering Center.

[Published: February 03, 2009]

CU-ICAR students design suspension for ultra fast DiMora Motorcar sport sedan

Automotive-engineering graduate students at the Clemson University International Center for Automotive Research (CU-ICAR) collaborated with a unique vehicle development company to design an automotive suspension system that can handle speeds in excess of 240 mph.

[Published: January 21, 2009]

Thomas R. Kurfess, Clemson University BMW Endowed Chair, named AAAS 2008 Fellow

Thomas R. Kurfess, the BMW Endowed Chair in Manufacturing at Clemson University, has been named a Fellow of the American Association for Advancement of Science.

[Published: December 18, 2008]