Sudeep Popat of Clemson University is developing a way of making hydrogen peroxide for use on long-term space missions

Finding ways to deal with “big bata,” which is defined as data sets too large and complex for both traditional computers and average network throughput to handle, has become a science in itself

According to the NIH, tooth decay, also called dental caries, is the most prevalent chronic disease that is preventable in both children and adults

Group involved in the grant application process identified five major challenges to women in STEM faculty positions at Clemson

Researchers are launching a new study that could prove pivotal in determining how much of a threat the solvents pose to groundwater that ultimately becomes drinking water.

The research could help automakers meet automotive recycling regulations that have been adopted in Europe and could be on the way to the United States

Grant will allow the center to develop a critical mass of scientists and research infrastructure that could accelerate the rate of discovery in the fight against pathogens

Work will help make clean water available to a growing population at a low cost

Creating a malignancy in the workplace

Workplace stress can be overwhelming and harmful at times, but eliminating it may not be the answer to finding happiness with your employer, two psychology experts profess in their just-released book, “Thriving Under Stress.”

Clemson University's Institute of Translational Genomics, led by geneticist Stephen Kresovich, has been awarded $6 million by Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy as one of six projects seeking to accelerate the development of sustainable energy crops for the production of renewable transportation fuels.

Clemson University researchers Alex Feltus and Kuang-Ching Wang are part of a team of scientists that received a $1.4 million grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to help meet the growing needs of the data-driven genomic science community.