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Interesting Engineering featured Computer Engineering student Jake Ammons’ ECE 8680 robotic sink project.

Spinning light could lead to new ways of communicating and gathering data

Top researchers from across the country are developing new technology to control an unusual property of light that could make it possible to channel through fog, murky water and thermal turbulence, potentially leading to new ways of communicating and gathering data. Eric Johnson (right), the PalmettoNet Endowed Chair in Optoelectronics, and Joe Watkins, director of […]

Clemson faculty awarded COVID-19 research funding from Health Sciences Center at Prisma Health

Frances Parrish, College of Behavioral, Social and Health Sciences Clemson University has received seed grant funding from the Health Sciences Center at Prisma Health for several COVID-19 research projects. The Health Sciences Center (HSC) released a special call for research focusing on COVID-related priorities such as disease etiology and epidemiology; health, social and economic impacts […]

Jon Calhoun is one of five Clemson engineers to win top awards for early-career researchers

Paul Alongi, College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences Five assistant professors in the College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences are receiving some of the nation’s top awards for engineers and scientists who are early in their careers, providing a boost to Clemson University’s research in smart materials, supercomputers and environmental sustainability. The awardees are Fadi […]

Liang Dong elevated to Fellow of IEEE

Paul Alongi, College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences A Clemson University professor who specializes in making lasers more powerful for a variety of applications, including advanced manufacturing, is receiving one of his profession’s top honors. Liang Dong, a professor of electrical and computer engineering, was elevated to Fellow of the Institute of Electronics and […]

Sukumar Brahma elevated to Fellow of IEEE

Paul Alongi, College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences One of electrical engineering’s high honors is going to a Clemson University alumnus who returned to his alma mater where he specializes in how to protect the electrical grid and other power systems from disturbances that can lead to blackouts.  Sukumar Brahma was elevated to Fellow […]

Solving increasingly complex problems with supercomputers

Jon Calhoun of Clemson University is leading a new project aimed at helping engineers and scientists use supercomputers to solve increasingly large problems, potentially clearing the way for new research ranging from predicting the weather to designing better airplanes.