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The Clemson University Restoration Institute (CURI) is an interdisciplinary model established to drive economic growth in the natural, built and socioeconomic restoration economy by developing and fostering restoration industries and environmental sustainable technologies in South Carolina. The Institute is attracting world-renowned faculty, students and staff dedicated to creating a knowledge-based, export-oriented industry cluster that will partner with other institutions and the private sector to position South Carolina as the premier home of restoration knowledge and expertise.


Focus Areas


Advanced Materials, Methods & Processes - develop sustainable, recycled and reused building materials, processes and systems
   - Department of Materials Science &
     Engineering (MSE)


Historical Preservation & Materials Conservation
- techniques for historic preservation and materials conservation
   - Warren Lasch Conservation Center

Energy Systems
develop bio-based and wind energy to reduce dependence on fossil fuels
   - Wind Turbine Drivetrain Testing Facility


Restoration Ecology
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watershed management and restoration of compromised ecological systems
   - Institute of Applied Ecology
   - Center for Watershed Excellence

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CURI Facilities


North Charleston Research Park
Administrative Offices
1250 Supply Street

Warren Lasch Conservation Center
1250 Supply Street

Wind Turbine Drivetrain Testing Facility

(Planning Underway) The Zucker Family Graduate Education Center 
Clemson University Main Campus
Administrative Offices
130 Lehotsky Hall

Institute of Applied Ecology
Center for Watershed Excellence
Kappa Street (STI Building) 

Institute for Intelligent Materials, Systems and Environments
2-313 Lee Hall