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Clarkson University is proud to announce that Mihail Kazankovski, an Electrical and Electronics Engineering major in The Clarkson School and member of the Honors Program, has been awarded a highly competitive Micron Scholarship. This honor recognizes Kazankovski’s outstanding academic performance, leadership potential, and commitment to advancing the future of semiconductor technology. Kazankovski, from Skopje, North […]

Community campaigns and food system assessments Clarkson University and partner the Adirondack North Country Association’s (ANCA) Compost for Good (CfG) project are pleased to announce the launch of their 2nd series of Community Compost Liaison campaigns. Throughout the coming months, five community-based liaisons will work with a team of Clarkson students, Susan Powers, Director of

Hyde Lake, once a pristine waterbody in Theresa, NY, has experienced frequent harmful algal blooms (HABs) since the early 2000s, resulting in serious consequences on the lake’s water quality and ecosystem. Residents and visitors have reported green surface scums, foul odors, and water discoloration, especially during summer months. Swimming bans have been posted. Fishing, lakeside

Clarkson University has announced that Robert Thomas has been granted tenure and promoted to associate professor of civil and environmental engineering in the Wallace H. Coulter School of Engineering and Applied Sciences. Thomas’ research focuses on engineering concrete solutions for the next generation of civil infrastructure. He studies alternative cements and cement replacement materials that

Students from Ogdensburg Free Academy recently showcased their knowledge of the neuroscience of drug treatment and addiction at the Terra Northeast STEM Fair, held at Paul Smith’s College on April 5. The event, which brought together young scientists from across the region, encouraged students to explore their passions outside the classroom and featured projects spanning