The College of Science advances mathematics, physical sciences and life sciences and mobilizes curiosity-driven faculty and students who seek to enhance life on the planet through groundbreaking research.
Research conducted at Clemson University’s Atomic and Medical Physics lab has led to the creation of a promising medical technology company whose mission is to drastically improve radiosurgery outcomes and costs.
Clemson scientist Donald Liebenberg has witnessed and researched 26 total solar eclipses in the past 60-plus years. Here he travels to the Canary Islands in October 1959.
Clemson University began awarding degrees to spring semester graduates Thursday morning at the first of four commencement ceremonies at Littlejohn Coliseum.
As the rate of Lyme disease grows rapidly across the United States, new research offers veterinarians a forecasting map that tells them which parts of the country are most at risk of Lyme disease infections in dogs, which could also help track and predict Lyme disease in people.
Clemson University will present approximately 3,400 degrees in four commencement ceremonies this week in Littlejohn Coliseum.
Those last moments as a Clemson student can be a bittersweet mixture of nostalgia, excitement, anxiety and pride.
The new Faculty Senate president, educator and researcher balances the demands of each of her roles.
Beneath a cloudless sky, more than 100 solar eclipse aficionados of all ages enjoyed a variety of fun and educational activities during Clemson University’s “Solar Saturday” event on May 6 at the Central-Clemson Regional Branch Library.
College of Science public information director wins gold and silver medals in the 2017 Association for Communication Excellence’s international critique and awards program.
Clemson University President James P. Clements praised faculty and staff for a successful year at the semester-ending General Faculty Meeting Tuesday.
CLEMSON – Scientists from around the nation joined forces with Clemson University researchers at a dynamic and multifaceted workshop titled “The Future of Integrative Structural Biology” on April 29 at the Watt Family Innovation Center. The daylong event served as a platform to discuss integrative methods in the field of structural biology, a powerful tool […]
Clemson scientist Donald Liebenberg has personally witnessed and researched 26 total solar eclipses in the past 60-plus years. Here he travels to the Pacific Ocean in October 1958.
The department of genetics and biochemistry held its 1st Annual Research in Progress Symposium from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Friday in the Watt Family Innovation Center. Sessions included: “Plants, animals and the things that go bump in the night.” “A big bag of chemicals, or insight into fighting entropy.” “How does all that stuff fit in […]
CLEMSON – Meredith Morris, Jim Morris, Feng Ding and Amy Pope are the 2017 winners of College of Science faculty awards of excellence. Each will be recognized at the COS full faculty meeting Wednesday in the Daniel Hall auditorium. Meredith Morris won the 2017 COS Award for Teaching Excellence. She came to Clemson more than […]
Lauren Gambill, a senior in the College of Science’s department of genetics and biochemistry, is one of eight Clemson University students who have received a prestigious Graduate Research Fellowship from the National Science Foundation.