Clemson Engineering, Computing & Applied Sciences

College of Enginering, Computing and Applied Sciences at Clemson University. Creating next-gen engineers and scientists. Doing globe-changing research.

[Clemson Engineering, Computing & Applied Sciences @ClemsonCECAS]

Mik Carbajales-Dale of @ClemsonUniv is taking part in a $107-million plan funded by @ENERGY to accelerate the viability of commercial fusion energy. He is part of a collaborative project called FC FIRE, which is led by @SRNLab. https://t.co/0zAxTIvJJd

[Savannah River National Laboratory @SRNLab]

SRNL to lead fuel cycle fusion innovation research engine (FC-FIRE) collaborative, to advance the fuel cycle process for commercialization of fusion energy. Read more: https://t.co/BbzPcJVmjQ

#SRNL #Fusion #FusionFuelCycle #WePutScienceToWork #collaboration #innovation

[Clemson Engineering, Computing & Applied Sciences @ClemsonCECAS]

Lawrence Murdoch, a professor of environmental engineering and Earth sciences, is principal investigator on a major new research grant that pulls double duty in addressing climate change while protecting low-lying areas against flooding. It's called SIRGE https://t.co/wkO1KRJJE8

[Clemson Engineering, Computing & Applied Sciences @ClemsonCECAS]

We congratulate John Ballato on winning the 2025 SPIE Aden & Marjorie Meinel Technology Achievement Award! The award recognizes his pioneering contributions to the invention, maturation, and application of semiconductor optoelectronic fibers. https://t.co/bCVXOOqJsE

[Clemson Engineering, Computing & Applied Sciences @ClemsonCECAS]

🎓 Congratulations, Graduates! 🎓
Your hard work and dedication have led you to this milestone. As you begin the next chapter, remember the skills and connections you’ve built here at CECAS and exceed our expectations! You’ll always be part of the Clemson Family.

Go Tigers! 🐅

[Clemson Engineering, Computing & Applied Sciences @ClemsonCECAS]

Clemson is making waves this week at the CyberBoat Challenge at @USCBeaufort ! Richard Brooks & Mert Pesé (pictured) are leading students through hands-on marine systems learning & real-world cybersecurity challenges. Good luck, Team Clemson! https://t.co/rJWCaZO341

[Clemson Engineering, Computing & Applied Sciences @ClemsonCECAS]

Kevin Taaffe, chair of @ClemsonIE, breaks down how industrial engineers help keep plans as on time as they can be during the holiday hustle and offers fellow travelers a few tips: https://t.co/mqnCraBYJ3

[Clemson Engineering, Computing & Applied Sciences @ClemsonCECAS]

Is it possible to waltz through finals week? @ClemsonUniv's very own 'Dean' of the Dance, Delphine Dean, shows how. She is rehearsing for her 14th appearance in "The Nutcracker" this week while navigating her duties as chair of @ClemsonBIOE. https://t.co/n7Y8e8Foh3

[Clemson Engineering, Computing & Applied Sciences @ClemsonCECAS]

Please help us congratulate the outstanding staff members who won awards this year from the College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences! https://t.co/hoqmj1RdP6

[Clemson Engineering, Computing & Applied Sciences @ClemsonCECAS]

Did you know that behind the bricks that form the walls of our houses and office buildings lies a world of research and innovation? Much of it happens at @ClemsonUniv’s National Brick Research Center. https://t.co/VNCgkrI5rz

[Clemson Engineering, Computing & Applied Sciences @ClemsonCECAS]

What happens to glass that can’t be sold at Goodwill? It just might end up as a brick in a house. That's the vision behind a new partnership between @ClemsonUniv's National Brick Research Center and Goodwill Industries of Upstate/Midlands South Carolina. https://t.co/av7fHQwOvV

[Clemson Engineering, Computing & Applied Sciences @ClemsonCECAS]

Hai Xiao of @ClemsonUniv is leading research aimed at helping the nation tap more of the geothermal energy below the Earth's surface. With a budget of $6.1 million, researchers are working to develop an imaging system that would monitor geothermal wells. https://t.co/Rud8lfrezv

[Clemson Engineering, Computing & Applied Sciences @ClemsonCECAS]

Surfers in space! It sounds like a movie title, but the reality is that "Marangoni surfers" are central to experiments that Hassan Masoud of @ClemsonUniv has on track to blast off to the ISS. The experiments could lead to new technology on Earth. https://t.co/m6WKCVhqH4

[Clemson Engineering, Computing & Applied Sciences @ClemsonCECAS]

Marc Birtwistle of @ClemsonUniv is leading a team that is conducting cancer research that could be a step toward managing tumors with drug combinations, turning them from potential death sentences to chronic yet treatable conditions. https://t.co/ebLlB6jNz1

[Clemson Engineering, Computing & Applied Sciences @ClemsonCECAS]

Deep Orange 15, a vehicle designed and built by automotive engineering students at Clemson University, has hit the road again! This time it's on display at the SEMA Show in Las Vegas. https://t.co/IjxARun8np

[Clemson Engineering, Computing & Applied Sciences @ClemsonCECAS]

Ana Alba-Rubio published a coloring book last month to help introduce STEM to the next generation. Guess what? The next generation has responded! Great work! Download your free copy of “Color the Scientists: Women in STEM in Upstate South Carolina" here: https://t.co/w9OnQf2CmR

[Clemson Engineering, Computing & Applied Sciences @ClemsonCECAS]

Please help us congratulate this brilliant team of bioengineers! A device they created as undergraduates, the NephroGuard, won the $15,000 NIDDK Kidney Technology Development Prize as part of the DEBUT Challenge. https://t.co/IjLMXlulnK

w/ @ClemsonBIOE

[Clemson Engineering, Computing & Applied Sciences @ClemsonCECAS]

Please help us congratulate Yue Wang! She has been selected to serve as the new associate dean for research in the College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences.https://t.co/NTagEBhKPU

[Clemson Engineering, Computing & Applied Sciences @ClemsonCECAS]

Please help us congratulate this year's Faculty Awards winners from Clemson University College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences! https://t.co/UKAkMooNeM

[Clemson Engineering, Computing & Applied Sciences @ClemsonCECAS]

Ala Qattawi was the first woman in the country to earn a Ph.D. in automotive engineering. She is now is living proof that it is possible for a mother to have both a family and a thriving career in a field traditionally dominated by males. https://t.co/VZo7hBQxOD