Research and Resources
Our Research
Clemson University has a bold goal of doubling research by 2035. Health innovation achieved this milestone over the last 10 years and is poised to repeat this success. With a broad thrust in biomedical science and health innovation our excellence continues to grow in areas such as addiction and mental health, aging, data science, human genetics, human performance, population health, and more.
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Addiction and Mental Health
Clemson’s research in addiction and mental health is spearheaded by the Center for Addiction and Mental Health Research (CAMHR) located in the College of Behavioral, Social and Health Sciences. This research includes epidemiology, prevention and intervention for addiction and mental health conditions. Visit the CAMHR website to learn more.
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Aging
Many Clemson health researchers are aligned with tackling the challenges of aging and making strides in healthy aging solutions. The College of Behavioral, Social and Health Sciences’ (CBSHS) Institute for Engaged Aging (IEA) provides the organizational structure to support these efforts. Research conducted by the multidisciplinary IEA faculty meets the diverse needs of older adults. With a focus on brain, mobility, technology and health and well-being, IEA researchers are committed to helping older adults retain their independence and ability to stay fully engaged in life. Housed within the Clemson University Department of Psychology, visit the CBSHS Institute for Engaged Aging to learn more.
Research Resources
The Clemson University School of Health Research serves as a point of connection for health-related faculty across the university. We facilitate connections on campus and with external partners to strengthen research and improve health outcomes.
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Data Support Core - Prisma Health
The Data Support Core is available to help researchers within the Prisma Health Education and Research Institute. The support core team can help determine sample sizes, populations, as well as data analysis, initial data consultation for study development, translation of clinical questions into research hypotheses, study planning/study design assistance with data collection and methodology, and help with the write-up of the statistical methods for abstracts, presentations, and manuscripts.
The Data Support Core is located at 605 Grove Rd., Suite 301 Greenville, SC 29605.
Data Support Core Consultants:
• Alex Ewing, Ph.D., Senior Biostatistician, Prisma Health–Upstate
• Moonseong Heo, Ph.D. Professor, Public Health Sciences, Clemson UniversityTo schedule a visit with the Support Core, contact Dr. Ewing at Alex.Ewing@prismahealth.org.
- Health-Related Centers
- Health-Related Institutes
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Research Facilities
Clemson offers core research facilities as well as innovation campus locations that offer new opportunities for faculty to undertake and expand their research.
Clemson’s Division of Research operates four core research facilities that offer world-class equipment and highly trained staff. Visit the Division of Research Core Facilities to learn more.
Clemson University Biomedical Engineering Innovation Campus (CUBEInC) provides opportunities to engage in research with close proximity to physicians that can provide strong clinical insight into health challenges. Visit the CUBEInC website to learn more
