Clarkson University Professor of Mechanical & Aeronautical Engineering Chunlei Liang has been awarded a three-year Air Force Office of Scientific Research (AFOSR) grant of $240,000. The funding will be used along with Liang’s NSF CAREER award to support the development of an open-source code, CHORUS-MHD, for simulating the interior magnetohydrodynamics of the sun. “Software such […]
Clarkson University’s COVID-19 research will be the subject of several presentations at the 38th annual American Association for Aerosol Research Conference being held virtually next week. Several Clarkson faculty members, post-doctoral students, and graduate students from the Wallace E. Coulter School of Engineering will be presenting their research on that topic and others over the
Farzad Mahmoodi, Joel Goldschein ’57 Endowed Chair Professor in Supply Chain Management and the Director of Clarkson’s Global Supply Chain Management Program, will host a seminar titled “Supply Chain Disruptions: Lessons from the COVID-19 Pandemic” on Thursday, Nov. 12 at 7 p.m. EST. The COVID-19 pandemic left the complex international supply chains in crisis: hospitals
DON’T FEEL WELL? PLEASE, STAY HOME IF YOU ARE SICK! Students, It is important that every student complete the daily health screening form prior to arriving on campus and/or attending your first class of the day, every day! If you are not feeling well, or screen positive on your daily health screening form, please stay
Jennifer Wolfe, a 1996 graduate of Clarkson’s Master’s of Art in Teaching program, has been named the 2021 New York State Teacher of the Year by the Board of Regents. Wolfe has been teaching for 24 years and currently teaches Grade 9 PreAP World History, AP Human Geography to grades 11 and 12 and grade
President’s Weekly Message: Stage 3 – Take Advantage of Fall Weather & Outdoor Activities Stay focused on the good tactics of the game plan that got us here.
Aswin Pitchiya and Arash Bahrololoomi, who are both graduate students in the Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering Department at Clarkson University, have both received national travel awards to present at the PRiME 2020 meeting. Due to the pandemic, the event will be held virtually in Honolulu, HI next month. The monetary amount of the travel award
Join our Circle: Beginning Monday, September 21, 2020 at 3:00 PM, join circle facilitator Katie Kavanagh and peers as we begin to meet bi-weekly via Zoom to share discussions around the challenges and ideas with conducting successful assessments in today’s learning environment. Our aim is to uncover successful practices as well as brainstorm for methods
Why San Francisco felt like the set of a sci-fi flick Johndan Johnson-Eilola, Clarkson University On Sept. 9, many West Coast residents looked out their windows and witnessed a post-apocalyptic landscape: silhouetted cars, buildings and people bathed in an overpowering orange light that looked like a jacked-up sunset. The scientific explanation for what people were
Students in Clarkson University’s Analysis of Aircraft Structures class will benefit from an exciting new aspect of the course, related to a change in class delivery method necessitated by the COVID-19 pandemic. The AE350 course is being taught online this semester, so Assistant Professor of Mechanical & Aeronautical Engineering Craig Merrett has redesigned the course
