Summer 2025 research/work opportunity Learn how to make connections between ecology and math! Supervision by Prof. Diana White, Prof. Jim Greene (Clarkson Math), and Prof. Stefanie Kring (Clarkson Biology) Timeline & pay: $ 16/hour for 32 hours a week (Mid May – Mid August) To apply,email Prof. White at dtwhite@clarkson.edu or Stefanie Kring at skring@clarkson.edu (provide reasons for being […]
NAVIGATING THE PROCESS OF COMPONENT SELECTION IN ELECTRONICS DESIGN André Alcalde CELUS, Germany Abstract: In modern electronics design, selecting the right components has become almost an art. Engineers must evaluate increasingly complex semiconductors and navigate a landscape filled with technical trade-offs to identify the optimal solution for their designs. This task is made even more challenging
On Guided and Reversible Solvers for Neural Differential Equations Zander W. Blasingame, Ph.D. Candidate Abstract: Neural differential equations have quickly become a powerful framework for modelling state-of-the-art generative models, in particular flow/diffusion models. These models work by modeling an ordinary differential equation (ODE) or stochastic differential equation (SDE) which transports samples from a source distribution (e.g., the unit Gaussian)
Prof. Devleena Samanta from The University of Texas at Austin will present DNA-Based Nanomaterials for Sensing, Regulating, and Improving Enzyme Function. Abstract: Enzymes are essential for life, driving biological processes and serving as powerful tools in medicine and industry. Their activity is crucial for diagnostics, therapeutics, and biocatalysis, yet traditional methods to detect, regulate, and enhance
Delta Upsilon is hosting the second annual easter egg hunt on the Hamlin-Powers lawn. This family-friendly event is open to everyone, so bring your friends, family, and little ones for a fun afternoon of egg hunting and springtime celebration. Date of event: 04/20/2025 Time of event: 10am – 2pm Location of event: Hamlin-Powers Lawn
“Electrodeposited Ni-Fe-TiO2 Alloy Composites as a Bifunctional Electrocatalyst for Alkaline Water Splitting Reactions” Sreenivasan Annadurai AbstractThe hydrogen evolution reaction (HER) and oxygen evolution reaction (OER) that governs electrolytic water splitting are of interest as a way to store energy from renewable sources. However, replacing noble metal electrocatalyst with those comprised of lower cost, earth abundant
Dear Faculty and Staff, We are absolutely thrilled to have you as an integral part of our upcoming Commencement celebrations! Your support and presence mean the world to our graduates, and we can’t wait to celebrate their incredible achievements together! Graduate Commencement will be taking place on May 8th, and Undergraduate Commencement will be taking
Below is information for those who are looking to reside in campus housing for the summer who are not part of a designated program. These would be students working in the area, doing individual research, taking summer classes etc…Summer housing will be in the Townhouse Apartments, where all students will have randomly assigned roommates from May 25 – August 1. There is no housing available around
Sign Up for the Fall Move-in Crew! Please apply for the Fall 2023 Move-In Crew! Sign-ups will be accepted until Sunday, July 27th. Fill out the brief form to sign up! https://forms.gle/GhmiLqncReFn1xmAA More information is below. Move-In Crew volunteers must have an infinitely friendly attitude, and the ability to smile (and smile, and smile!) even in the face of potential like
The Departments of Physics and Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering would like to announce a joint seminar titled “GRAVITY HAS A STORY TO TELL: LISA and the search for low frequency gravitational waves” presented by Dr. Shane Larson. Dr. Larson is a member of the board of the international Laser Interferometer Space Antenna (LISA) Consortium and is
