Funded by the National Science Foundation, the International Research Experience for Students (IRES) program MSE offers research opportunities for undergraduate and graduate students in the expanding field of self-healing materials. Annually six students will spend ten weeks at the Delft University of Technology (TU-Delft) in the Netherlands performing collaborative experimental and computational research on self-healing metallic, ceramic, polymeric, and composite materials. The overall goal of the program is to provide students with a global research experience and awareness of how new generations of ‘smart’ materials may lead to technological advances and impact the environment as well as societal needs.
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Tuesday February 18, 2025
The research into protonic ceramic cells, or PCCs, is overseen by Jianhua "Joshua" Tong, a professor of materials science and engineering.
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Monday February 17, 2025
Scout Hamrick has spent time in two different scientific epicenters: the Clemson University College of Science and the “Hawkins National Laboratory.” Hamrick is not only a senior working in the lab of Julia Brumaghim, a professor in the Department of […]
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Monday January 27, 2025
Cheng Sun, who develops advanced structural materials for extreme conditions, learned in January he was selected for the Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers.
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Monday December 09, 2024
Honorees received their awards during an annual holiday luncheon at the Madren Conference Center for staff in the College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences.
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Monday December 09, 2024
Behind the bricks that form the walls of our houses and office buildings lies a world of research and innovation, much of it happening at Clemson University's National Brick Research Center.
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Thursday December 05, 2024
A new partnership has already given Clemson students a chance to conduct lab research into recycling glass, while raising hopes that Goodwill could find a new home for its largest waste stream--unwanted glass and ceramics.
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Tuesday October 15, 2024
Peter Maksymovych, a new professor in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering, is helping design a cutting-edge laboratory that will be a crown jewel in the new Advanced Materials Innovation Complex.
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