Tuesday September 26, 2023
Clemson scientists who study energy generation, storage and conversion, and automotive engineering have a strong interest in the development of batteries that are energy-dense and safe.
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Tuesday September 26, 2023
Archis Ghate, who started this month, brings to Clemson a rich blend of academic excellence and industry collaboration. Prior to joining Clemson, Ghate was a Professor of Industrial and Systems Engineering at the University of Washington, where he won a host of awards marking him as a standout scholar and teacher.
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Tuesday September 26, 2023
With many people just beginning to understand how AI shapes their lives, the technology is now entering a crucial juncture, said Nathan McNeese, the McQueen Quattlebaum Associate Professor of Human-Centered Computing.
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Sunday September 24, 2023
We are an engineering professor who specializes in understanding how humans interact with computers and a psychology professor with expertise in mental health, specifically traumatic stress and suicide.
Together with our research team, we conducted a series of studies to try to understand what motivates teens and young adults to participate in different challenges.
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Monday September 18, 2023
Yue "Sophie" Wang remains the Warren H. Owen-Duke Energy Professor at Clemson and is on a rotation at least for a year to begin with at the National Science Foundation.
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Monday September 18, 2023
A group of Clemson University researchers led by Associate Professor Linke Guo is breaking ground in edge computing, a new way of processing and moving data at lightning speed.
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Monday September 18, 2023
The South Carolina Translational Research Improving Musculoskeletal Health (SC-TRIMH) is entering its second phase with an $11.13-million grant from the National Institute of General Medical Sciences.
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