Monday May 10, 2021
Jessica Larsen of Clemson University has seen the awful toll that GM1 gangliosidosis takes on its young victims. While in graduate school at Auburn University, Larsen began working with a 1-year-old boy as part of her research and watched as […]
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Tuesday May 04, 2021
Anish Chaluvadi decided he wanted to become an engineer after visiting family in India and seeing them prepare for daily power outages, a dramatic difference from the life he knew in South Carolina, where electricity flowed into his home with rare interruption.
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Monday May 03, 2021
Angela Alexander-Bryant of Clemson University is working to develop a new way of delivering medicines directly to cancer cells, raising hopes the disease could be treated more efficiently with fewer side effects. Alexander-Bryant, an assistant professor of bioengineering, is focusing […]
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Thursday April 29, 2021
Chris Norfolk, a senior lecturer in the Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, is winning the Provost Award For Outstanding Teaching With Technology. When the pandemic hit, Norfolk made quick use of technology to adapt to social distancing. He created […]
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Monday April 26, 2021
The Sonoco FRESH initiative at Clemson University has awarded research grants to three professors who are addressing issues associated with a safe, secure and sustainable food value chain. With funding provided by Sonoco (a global provider of a variety of […]
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Monday April 26, 2021
New evidence that an ancient river system flowed from Canada’s western mountain ranges to the Labrador Sea is raising questions about the impact it may have had on Earth’s climate millions of years ago and could provide clues to what […]
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Monday April 19, 2021
Ashok Mishra of Clemson University is helping the world predict how the changing climate will affect global water supplies, research that is taking on heightened urgency as weather becomes more extreme.
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