In their element: Clemson chemists give nod to National Periodic Table Day

National Periodic Table Day (Feb. 7) has some chemistry, just like a more famous February holiday. But it's the kind of chemistry you find in a lab, not in a love story. National Periodic Table Day...

Some black holes at the centers of galaxies have a buddy − but detecting these binary pairs...

Figuring out whether a galaxy has one or two black holes in its center isn’t simple, but measuring how often these binary supermassive black holes form can help researchers understand what happens to...

Adam Gatch named Clemson's third Churchill Scholar in three years

Adam Gatch is Clemson University's third Churchill Scholar. Clemson is the only university awarded Churchill Scholars in each of the last three consecutive years.

Clemson teams sweep SC Quantathon, win trip to international competition

Several teams of Clemson University students traveled to Columbia in October to compete in the first ever SC Quantathon — a 24-hour quantum computing “hackathon” — and brought home wins in all...

College of Science alumni spotlight: Dr. Phyllis MacGilvray

Becoming a doctor was a natural fit for Dr. Phyllis MacGilvray. “I have a curious mind and was always asking, ‘Why?’ I found science fascinating because Becoming a doctor was a natural fit for Dr....

Clemson professor’s research focuses on identifying unintended effects of genetic engineering...

Clemson University Department of Genetics and Biochemistry Professor Hong Luo has received a $650,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture to One way to increase nutritional value and crop...

Clemson chemist gets $1.7 million grant to develop tools for understanding how human gut bacteria...

A National Institutes of Health grant could help Clemson University researchers understand important metabolic processes used by a group of bacteria that National Institutes of Health grant will also...

Some black holes at the centers of galaxies have a buddy − but detecting these binary pairs...

Figuring out whether a galaxy has one or two black holes in its center isn’t simple, but measuring how often these binary supermassive black holes form can help researchers understand what happens to...

Study uncovers potential new target for treatment of chronic, debilitating skin disease

A team of researchers at Clemson University used an innovative multiomics approach to identify key immune mechanisms in a chronic and debilitating Clemson professor and his team of researchers used...

Securing tomorrow: What you should know about protecting data in the future

October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, the time of year when we are reminded of the steps we can (and should) take to protect data when we are online. The National Institute of Standards and...

AgTech: Shahid Mukhtar Of Clemson University On The New Technologies That Are Revolutionizing…

An Interview With Martita Mestey

Discovering their love for STEM: Clemson faculty talk about how they got into science

For some, it started with the question, “Why?” For others, it started with an early fascination with the natural world. And some loved the challenge of In celebration of National STEM Day, some...

Discovering their love for STEM: Clemson faculty talk about how they got into science

For some, it started with the question, “Why?” For others, it started with an early fascination with the natural world. And some loved the challenge of In celebration of National STEM Day, some...

College of Science alumni spotlight: Paris Hamilton

Meet Paris Hamilton. In his role at Voisin Consulting Life Sciences, he helps pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies navigate government regulations

Clemson professor Trudy Mackay elected to the National Academy of Medicine

Three academies make up the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine. Trudy Mackay, first elected to the National Academy of Sciences in 2010, is now also Clemson's first-ever member...

Clemson's Mackay elected to the National Academy of Medicine

Clemson researchers and fruit flies could help find treatment for “childhood Alzheimer’s”

Fruit flies — along with researchers at the Clemson University Center for Human Genetics — could be the key to identifying potential therapeutics for Children with Sanfilippo syndrome lack a single...