New evidence that an ancient river system flowed from Canada’s western mountain ranges to the Labrador Sea is raising questions about the impact it may have had on Earth’s climate millions of years ago and could provide clues to what the future climate might be like.
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Right next to where the Clemson Tigers play home basketball games, an intersection wired with cameras and communications devices is providing a glimpse into how smart cities of the future might work.
Pouring a cool glass of clean drinking water is so common it’s often taken for granted in the developed world, but it’s possible only because of people like Clemson University’s Ron Falta.
Engineering Leadership, a nonprofit that Clemson University alumnus Doug Haugh has developed, seeks to demystify leadership and help create engineering leaders of the future.
Ten assistant professors in the College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences are starting the new academic year with a fresh infusion of research dollars after winning some of the nation’s most prestigious awards for junior faculty members.
New evidence that an ancient river system flowed from Canada’s western mountain ranges to the Labrador Sea is raising questions about the impact it may have had on Earth’s climate millions of years ago and could provide clues to what the future climate might be like.
Rachel Getman and her students provided a safe way for others to learn about research after COVID-19 forced the cancellation of previously scheduled internships.
Civil engineers are teaming up with facilities and planning officials to make campus more accessible for individuals with mobility impairments.
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