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Candidate Research Workshop

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Dear Clarkson Students, The Clarkson University Libraries will kick off our spring workshop series Monday, Jan. 27 at 5pm in CAMP 178 or via Adobe Connect with Candidate Research. Click here to add this session to your Google calendar.  The 2020 presidential primaries are coming up! This workshop will discuss how to research the potential […]

Seeking Participants for Research to Test Accuracy of VR Headsets for Measuring Neck Motion and Proprioception

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Now through December 6th!  Seeking participants for research to test the accuracy of virtual reality (VR) headsets for measuring neck motion and proprioception (body awareness of position in space). Earn $10 for 30-45 minutes of your time playing VR games.  Participants must be 18-30 years old and have no current neck pain, dizziness, or medical

DEADLINE EXTENDED: Undergraduate Faculty Research Award Program for faculty members in departments that lack graduate research programs

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Undergraduate Faculty Research Award Program proposals due November 25, 2019 The Office of the Provost invites research proposals from faculty members in departments that lack graduate research programs (i.e., departments lacking research-based Masters and Ph.D. programs). Funding requests should be in the range of $250 to $5000. Note that applications for small amounts are equally

Undergraduate Research Proposals Requested

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Clarkson ignite invites undergraduate students to identify potential research questions or identify a problem/opportunity that they wish to pursue during the spring 2020 semester. Research can be conducted in any field, either within or outside a student’s academic department. Students must submit a letter of support from a faculty or staff champion who will work

Seeking participants for research to test the accuracy of virtual reality (VR) headsets for measuring neck motion and proprioception (body awareness of position in space). Earn $10 for about 1 hour of time.

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Participants must be 18-30 years old and have no current neck pain, dizziness, or medical conditions that limit pain-free neck motion. The research is being done at the Health Science Campus, downtown. If you want more information or are interested in participating, please contact Taylor Mustizer for more information or to schedule a time: mustizte@clarkson.edu.

Invitation to Participate in Biometrics Research Data Collection

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Dr. Stephanie Schuckers, Clarkson University, is performing biometric research and are looking for subjects ages newborn-4 years old willing to participate in their research project titled “Biometric Aging” (IRB Approval #15-05).  The research involves the collection of measurements that can be used for identification, including fingerprint, footprint, hand/wrist vein image, voice recording, face image and

Library Workshop: Optimizing Your Online Presence and Demonstrating Your Research Impact

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Dear Clarkson faculty & Staff, REMINDER: The Clarkson University Libraries will host a workshop tomorrow for faculty, staff and graduate students regarding Optimizing Your Online Presence and Demonstrating Your Research Impact.  The workshop, planned for 5:30pm, will be in the Petersen Board Room or remotely via Zoom.  In today’s scholarly climate, it is more important

Library Workshop: Optimizing Your Online Presence and Demonstrating Your Research Impact

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Dear Clarkson Graduate Students, REMINDER: The Clarkson University Libraries will host a workshop tomorrow for faculty, staff and graduate students regarding Optimizing Your Online Presence and Demonstrating Your Research Impact.     The workshop, planned for 5:30pm, will be in the Petersen Board Room or remotely via Zoom.  In today’s scholarly climate, it is more important

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