Prashant Athavale, Assistant Professor of Mathematics at Clarkson University, recently delivered a presentation on his research titled “Toward Parameter-free Restoration of Noisy Orientation Maps” at the National Institute of Standards and Technology in Maryland. His research was partially supported by a federal grant from the Department of Commerce aimed at “Restoration of Orientation Data from […]
Announcing the sixth annual Clarkson Unconference Refresh Event (CURE)! Join us: June 5, June 12, and June 19, 2024. Hosted by the 2024 CURE Planning Team: Ben Galluzzo, Alexander Cohen, and Kate Mikel. The 2024 annual Clarkson Unconference Refresh Event (CURE) will take place on Wednesday mornings this June (6/5, 6/12 6/19), 8:30 AM –
Anthony Caraballo, a junior double majoring in Physics and Mathematics, will be interning at Brookhaven National Laboratory (BNL) through the Supplemental Undergraduate Research Program (SURP) for Summer 2024. For this experience, he will be exploring nuclear reactors, the processes that these reactors undergo, and focusing on the physics of antineutrinos. Anthony is part of Assistant
Hayden Brandt, a senior majoring in physics, is the recipient of a prestigious summer undergraduate research fellowship from the National Institute of Standards and Technology. During summer 2024, Brandt will work on the development of a computational workflow for molecular dynamics analysis of glass-forming polymers. Brandt is part of Assistant Professor Dhara Trivedi’s research group
Do you know what to do if a student, friend or co-worker is being impacted by mental health issues? Do you want to have more tools to support others who are struggling? Mental Health First is the opportunity to strengthen your knowledge and fill your toolbox. Our next on-campus workshop is scheduled for May 15th, 2024
“Electrodeposition of Metal Alloy Carbon Composites” Arash Bahrololoomi Abstract:Pyocyanin (PYO) is a metabolite of the Pseudomonas aeruginosa, a gram-negative bacterium, associated with disease in humans responsible for chronic infection in people with cystic fibrosis and in burn patients; thus its detection is very important to human health. Electrodeposited nickel-iron nanoclusters and nickel-iron-graphene oxide onto a
More than 650 Clarkson University students will be granted bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees at commencement ceremonies next weekend in Cheel Arena. This Commencement ceremony also recognizes more than 300 August and December 2023 Clarkson graduates. Students will be granted bachelor’s degrees on Saturday, May 11, in Cheel Arena at 2:30 p.m. On Thursday, May
“Surface Alloy Strategies for Efficient Electrocatalytic Methane Activation: Breaking Scaling Barriers in Electrocatalysis.” Abstract:Methane, a predominant component of natural gas, plays an important role in energy production and serves as a valuable potential feedstock for direct chemical synthesis due to its abundance and cleanliness as a fossil fuel. However, its intrinsic chemical stability and unreactive
Clarkson’s team for the NASA Revolutionary Aerospace Systems Concepts – Academic Linkage (NASA RASC-AL) competition has been selected as finalists to compete in one of NASA’s longest-running student challenges. The Clarkson team, which includes two international partner universities: Khalifa University and the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, competed in the theme: AI-Powered Self-Replicating Probes – An
Dear Graduate students, Potsdam E-board elections are happening today through 3rd May 2024. Polls will close on 3rd May, Friday night at 11:59 PM. GSA stands for the Graduate Student Association. The executive board is your graduate student representation that oversees all graduate student-related affairs of Clarkson University. During this election period, there are six
