The library on main campus has adjusted his hours for spring break. They are: Saturday, March 15: Closed. Sunday, March 16: Closed. Monday, March 17 – Friday, March 21st: 8am – 4:30pm. Saturday, March 22: Closed. Sunday, March 23: Closed. Normal hours resume Monday, March 24th. Please direct questions or concerns to acohen@clarkson.edu.
Date of Event: Wednesday March 12th, 2025 Time of Event: 5pm – 6 pm Location of Event: ERC 1501
Campus Climate Survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/CUsurvey2025
Data-driven modeling with applications to science, engineering and computingRoman Grigoriev, Georgia Tech The recent decade saw a revolution in science and engineering where data-driven methods have in many cases become more popular and powerful than more traditional human-driven approaches. In particular, machine learning has demonstrated unprecedented capabilities for generating new knowledge and understanding by discovering
“Investigating Surface Tension Predictions for High-Pressure Column Modelling: Findings & Recommendations” Ruan de Villiers Abstract The recovery of valuable hydrocarbons from natural gas is accomplished using a series of distillation columns operating under high pressures (e.g. demethanizers). Designing these columns is performed with a rate-based column simulation which requires some information about the sizing, geometry,
SAVE THE DATE! Benefits Open Enrollment FY2026 Starts: Monday, April 28, 2025 Ends: Monday, May 12, 2025 The schedule for information sessions will be provided in the upcoming weeks. For questions please email clarksonhr@clarkson.edu. Thank you, Human Resources
Dear Clarkson Students: We hope you are all looking forward to your well-deserved Spring Break! We are asking anyone who plans to leave a vehicle on campus for the break to park in the rear Walker Center lot. Before you leave, please also: If traveling, here are some extra Spring Break safety tips from the
The NYS Center of Excellence (CoE) in Healthy Water Solutions, led by Clarkson University and SUNY ESF, invites poster proposals from faculty and student researchers, agencies, non-profits, industry, associations, and anyone interested in the mission of the Center. A key component of the NYS CoE in Health Water Solutions 3rd Annual Meeting is to provide an opportunity
Request for Proposals (RFP) – Donald C. Clark Travel GrantInstitute for STEM Education The Institute for STEM Education is pleased to announce the Donald C. Clark Travel Grant, providing funding for faculty and staff to attend STEM education-related conferences that take place before June 25, 2025. A total of 10 awards, each up to $1,500, will be made on
Stem cells have emerged as a cornerstone of biomedical research, offering groundbreaking potential for the treatment of a wide range of diseases and injuries. Bethany Almeida, Assistant Professor Chemical and Biochemical Engineering at Clarkson University, will explore the historical evolution of stem cell research, from early discoveries in regenerative medicine to the pivotal breakthroughs in
