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Wednesday September 22, 2021
Seifert Scholars is newest program to support undergraduate genetics and biochemistry students Molly Anderson spent her summer in a lab at Clemson University’s Eukaryotic Pathogens Innovation Center (EPIC) researching how the human innate immune system combats fungal infections. Sadie English […]
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Tuesday September 21, 2021
Rohit Kumar has been named the recipient of the Clemson University Postdoctoral Association’s 2021 Distinguished Postdoctoral Award for his efforts to understand how to extend the productive life of food crops. Kumar works in the laboratory of Rajandeep Sekhon, an […]
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Thursday September 16, 2021
Quantum computers could revolutionize the future of science and technology by solving complex problems that are beyond the reach of even the best current classical supercomputers. Unlike conventional computers that store information in binary form (1s and 0s), quantum computers […]
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Tuesday September 14, 2021
Clemson University physicist Yao Wang is among a team of scientists who may have found the missing piece in solving a mystery that has stumped researchers for decades — how cuprate superconductors carry electric current with no loss at relatively […]
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Tuesday September 14, 2021
Inara Devji likely would not still be a student at Clemson University without the COSMIC — College of Science Mentoring and Inclusion Collaborative — program. “Coming to a predominantly white institution, I felt really alone,” said Devji, a senior microbiology […]
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Tuesday September 14, 2021
Two Clemson research projects could further reveal DNA and RNA’s role DNA, RNA and proteins are the building blocks of life. DNA stores our genetic information. RNA converts that code into proteins that carry out cellular functions. But when something […]
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Monday September 13, 2021
Who doesn’t want a lush, green lawn? One Clemson University professor is using transgene technology to create grass strains that can thrive in adverse conditions while at the same time protecting wild plants in the environment. Hong Luo, a professor […]
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