Devin Hodoroski, a junior Honors Student and Electrical Engineering major from Schenectady, NY recently published a paper for the North American Power Symposium (NAPS 2023) conference in Asheville, NC, titled “Impact of Climate Change on Long-Term Load Forecasting: Case Studies in New York State” under the direction of advisor Assistant Professor of Electrical & Computer […]
Clarkson University’s Bioethics program is teaming up with The Hastings Center to offer a new program focused on Climate Bioethics. The program will recruit Caribbean Research Ethics Education Initiative (CREEi) program graduate students to spend a year learning about climate change and health and exploring normative ethics questions often overlooked in related research, policy, and
As we begin to think about the beginning of the semester, the Residence Life Office wishes to remind students about the university policies regarding open bed spaces (or bed spaces that will become open) for the Spring semester. Our policies regarding vacancies in housing are as follows: “ Clarkson’s Potsdam campus is a four-year residential community. All undergraduate students are
The Math Department is hosting a Halloween and Dessert Reception Event. This event will take place on October 26th from 5:30 – 6:30pm in Science Center 360. This event is open to all students and faculty. There will be desserts, fun math games, and costumes are encouraged. This will be a great way to meet
Message From the Dean Multiple research grants are the top highlights of this edition of the Wallace H. Coulter School of Engineering Newsletter. From the NSF to the National Institutes of Health and the U.S. Air Force, the scholarship of our faculty and students is being consistently recognized. We also feature some other interesting Coulter School
C3S2 The Clarkson Center for Complex Systems Science Edmilson Roque dos Santos, Research Associate at Clarkson University Will present a talk entitled: Reconstruction of coupled sparse networks from data Abstract: Complex network dynamics are prevalent in various natural systems, spanning from physics to neuroscience. These networks feature sparse interaction structures, where only a fraction of all
A gentle reminder to All Faculty teaching Spring semester or Winter quarter term courses: 1) Please request your Spring 2024 or Winter Qtr 2024 Moodle courses from your Peoplesoft Faculty Center now; then 2) Reply to the RT email that follows to indicate which specific course you wish to import from Moodle 3. Deadline: November
Mark your calendars! Make sure to join us in November for World of Diversity Week as we celebrate Indigenous History Month, Black Solidarity Day, and so many significant days! Monday, Nov. 6th: BLACK SOLIDARITY DAYCome celebrate all that the Black diaspora brings to our communities! 2:00 pm – 8:00 PMStudent Center Forum & MPRs Tuesday, Nov.
Clarkson’s Research Advisory Committee and SRS are excited to announce the teams who have been selected to receive Team Science Project 2023 Grant. The two teams below have been invited to present their proposed team initiatives at the University-wide Coffee Hour open forum. We invite the entire campus community to attend the Coffee Hour session on Oct. 24th and hear their successful presentation. This is
Mark your calendars! Make sure to join us in October for one of our events this month as we acknowledge LGBTQ+ History Month and celebrate some fun October traditions! Wednesday, Oct. 4th: LGBTQ+ HISTORY MONTH – KEYNOTE SPEAKERA Snapshot of Queer History in the US with Dr. Hamilton-Honey 5:00 pm – 6:30 PMStudent Center MPRs Wednesday,
