Clarkson University has announced that Leo Yazhou Jiang has been granted tenure and promoted to associate professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering within the Wallace H. Coulter School of Engineering and Applied Sciences. Jiang earned his Ph.D. in electrical engineering from Washington State University in 2016. After completing his doctorate, he worked […]
The Futures Subcommittee of the Common Experience Committee invites faculty and staff to attend upcoming Zoom engagement sessions at noon on April 28, 29, and 30, and May 1, 2, where we will present findings, gather feedback, and engage in open dialogue about the future of Clarkson’s Common Experience. If you cannot attend and what
The Shipley Center is excited to host an upcoming Info Session for our Summer 2025 NSF I-Corps cohort! If you’re an inventor, researcher, or entrepreneur looking to explore the commercial potential of your idea, this is the perfect opportunity to learn more about the program and how it can help you take your venture to the next level. What
You may have caught an announcement yesterday saying our NSF I-Corps Info Session was happening today—it’s actually next Tuesday, April 15th! But since we have your attention, keep reading to learn more… The Shipley Center is excited to host an upcoming Info Session for our Summer 2025 NSF I-Corps cohort! If you’re an inventor, researcher, or entrepreneur looking to explore the commercial potential
Real-Time, Privacy-Centric, Embedded Affect Monitoring with Wearable Sensors Timothy Sweeney-Fanelli, PhD Candidate Abstract: Automated Emotion Recognition is the process of programmatically identifying and classifying affective responses to stimuli. Prior work in AER has shown that physiological responses, including electrodermal activity and heart rate, are useful predictors of emotion. The sensors necessary to monitor these signals
We are excited to invite you to this year’s Professional Societies Formal a special evening dedicated to honoring the achievements and impact of Clarkson University’s professional student organizations. Event Details:Event: Professional Societies FormalTheme: Starry NightDate: Friday, April 18, 2025Time: 7:00–9:00 p.m.Location: Student Center MPRSAttire: Formal The evening will feature dinner, organizational highlights, and a celebration
A team of Clarkson University professors recently published a study examining student confidence in their writing abilities after using ChatGPT as a writing coach. The study explores how artificial intelligence (AI) tools can assist students in the revision process while encouraging critical engagement rather than passive reliance. “The big-picture hope is that this serves as
A research team at Clarkson University has developed a groundbreaking method to effectively destroy per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) on spent sorbents, addressing a critical environmental challenge. The study introduces a process to break down PFAS captured by spent anion exchange resins (AERs) without incineration or chemical solvents AERs are frequently used to remove PFAS
Four Clarkson Materials Advantage Student Chapter members, Damon Brownell ’25, Mech E; Akari Harada ’26, Mech E; Jide Oyerinde MS’24, PhD ’25 Materials Science; and Seyi Oluwadare MS’25, Mech E, PhD Student, participated in a Congressional Visit Day during the Materials Advantage National Conference in Washington, D.C., last week. As part of their Congressional Visit
ANNOUNCEMENT: CREW 2025 – Celebration & Recognition of Excellence Weekend Clarkson University invites you to join us for CREW 2025, a special weekend dedicated to honoring students, faculty, and staff’s innovation, hard work, and excellence! Friday, April 11Research and Project Showcase (RAPS)9:15 AM – 6:00 PM | Student Center Forum & ERCCome explore outstanding student research and projects
