For undergraduate engineering students, a chance to have their designs tested by real astronauts is a dream come true. For the NASA Micro-g NExT Creative Inquiry team, led by Dr. Laura Redmond from the Department of Civil Engineering and Andrew Densieski a senior mechanical engineering major, this dream is about to become a reality.
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December genetics graduate Helen Kiser ’24 has made the most of her time here at Clemson – whether she was performing research, going to football games, volunteering or studying with friends at the library.
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For Iñigo Sanchez, the path to healthcare innovation has not been clear-cut. Iñigo enjoyed high school classes such as health communications, health science, and anatomy. He initially applied to Clemson as a bioengineering major but switched to Health Science with a concentration in Health Services Administration at the end of his first-year student year.
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Nobody thinks they can get sick from one sip of water, but in some areas of the world, it happens all too often. Untreated water can lead to the ingestion of parasites, such as Entamoeba histolytica. Consumption of this parasite causes a disease known as amoebic dysentery, which results in cramping, severe diarrhea and in extreme cases, death.
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