Author: CECAS

Faculty and students in the School of Computing say that our next honoree has made their lives easier. He plays a critical role in connecting incoming graduate students with faculty members. He has gone above and beyond by establishing an application tracker that allows faculty to efficiently review applications, share notes, and score applicants to […]

Robust and Accurate Simulation of Elastodynamics and Contact School of Computing presents Minchen Li, University of Pennsylvania Friday, Nov 20, 2020 at 2:30-3:30 pm Minchen Li (https://www.seas.upenn.edu/~minchenl/) is a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Pennsylvania advised by Prof. Chenfanfu Jiang. His research interests include numerical optimization and simulation for computer graphics and beyond, especially physics-based animation and geometry processing. […]

Dr. Paige Rodeghero, PhD, was invited to the Accessible Computer Science Education Fall Workshop that was held November 17, 2020 – November 19, 2020. Her focus group is Making Higher Education in CS Accessible.  They will be exploring the giant steps forward that are needed to improve accessibility of CS education in higher education. A recent paper […]

Clemson awarded $3 million grant to develop AI-powered professional development for teachers Michael Staton, College of Education November 9, 2020 A teacher’s search for the best way to sharpen their skills in the classroom may soon be as easy as browsing Netflix for a new movie. Clemson University researchers have been awarded $3 million over […]

Emeritus College honors Bodde and Hedetniemi with 2020 Emeritus Award for Research and Scholarship October 13, 2020 The Emeritus College honored its 2020 Emeritus Award for Research and Scholarship recipients at a virtual ceremony on October 6. Receiving the award were David Bodde, professor and Senior Fellow Emeritus of Automotive Engineering, CU-ICAR; and Stephen Hedetniemi, […]

Campus community invited to watch fast-paced graduate student competition Jill E. Bunch, Graduate School November 9, 2020 When you’re passionate about your research, you enjoy an opportunity to talk about it with your colleagues. When that opportunity is only three minutes long, and you have to make your research understandable to everyone, it’s a little […]

Nearly deaf and blind, Miriam Lozneanu thrives through perseverance and a positive attitude. MIRIAM LOZNEANU EXTENDED HER CANE, signed to her interpreter and headed out the door of the Hendrix Student Center. She went down the steps and crossed the street by herself without a stumble or hesitation.Thousands of students cross that street every day. But Lozneanu is legally blind and partially […]

Madison Maddox thrives on caffeine, late-night brainstorming sessions, and the triumphant moments when hard-fought goals are achieved. The junior computer science major and Clemson University Honors College student from Beaufort, South Carolina, says her biggest challenge is prioritizing time management while navigating a schedule packed with academic and extracurricular activities. Among Madison Maddox’s many activities […]