Prof Masuudl Imtiaz is offering an in-person Graduate-level class, EE 622: Advanced Biometrics, in the summer of 2025. Distant students can join the class remotely. Course details: This graduate-level course will focus on the field of biometrics. With increasing reliance on the cyber-domain, knowledge of the individual plays a vital role in trusted electronic transactions, whether they be social, […]
Associate Prof. on MAE I. Mastorakos co-edited a book on “Advances in sustainable composites: Eco-friendly solutions and applications,” (https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-031-50180-7) published by Springer/Nature. The book consists of four parts: 1. High-temperature applications, 2. Nanocomposites and nanomaterials for environmental and energy, 3. Advanced manufacturing and recycled materials, and 4. Biodegradable and carbon-based materials.
Quantum-Resistant File Transfer System with Blockchain-Based Audit Trail and Decentralized Storage Ernesto Sola-Thomas Graduate Student, Dept of ECE, Clarkson University Abstract: This thesis presents a novel file transfer and storage system that combines quantum-resistant cryptography with blockchain technology to create a secure, auditable, and user-centric data storage solution. As quantum computing advances threaten classical cryptographic
Troy Wood P.h.D, Professor in the Department of Chemistry at State University of New York in Buffalo, Buffalo, NY Antibody and Bacteriophage Therapeutics Driven by Bioanalytical Mass Spectrometry. Abstract: Medicinal chemistry focuses on the discovery and development of molecules for therapeutic use, and is grounded in synthetic organic chemistry and relatively small molecules (< 1000
The Shipley Center is thrilled to launch the third cohort of Clarkson’s National Science Foundation (NSF) Innovation-Corps Program! Join us for an Info Session next week on April 15 at 5 PM to learn more — RSVP Here. What is NSF I-Corps? NSF I-Corps is a prestigious, nationally recognized initiative designed to equip innovators with the
“Efficient Electrocatalytic Methane Activation: Breaking Scaling Barriers in Electrocatalysis” Onyinyechukwu Goodness Njoku Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, Clarkson University 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 relative cleanliness
“Electrodeposited Ni-Fe-TiO2 Alloy Composites as a Bifunctional Electrocatalyst for Alkaline Water Splitting Reactions” Sreenivasan Annadurai Abstract The 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 elements
Are you a Clarkson University student with a passion for global leadership and cross-cultural learning? Are you curious about working and living in Asia—even if you’ve never been before? The Luce Scholars Program offers an extraordinary opportunity for young leaders to gain professional experience in Asia, regardless of their field of study. You do not need to
High school students from across the North Country were invited to put their engineering skills to the test at the 18th annual Integrated Math and Physics for Entry to Undergraduate STEM (IMPETUS) Roller Coaster Competition. The Roller Coaster Building Competition, hosted by Clarkson University’s Institute for STEM Education on April 2, offers students the unique
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