Clarkson’s Reh Family Endowed Chair in Entrepreneurial Leadership, Christian Felzensztein is making a mark on entrepreneurship with global impact presenting his latest research on how informal entrepreneurship is helping rural communities to go out of poverty at the annual meeting of the Business Association of Latin American Studies in Costa Rica. “This is an important topic in the United Nations […]
Are you passionate about physical and mental wellbeing? Are you looking for a way to foster wellness with fellow Clarkson students? Join us at one of our interesting meetings to learn more about what the Wellness Peers do, and how to become a Wellness Peer for the 2025-2026 year! Chat with current Wellness Peers to
The James Dyson Award is an internationally recognized engineering design competition for current undergraduate and graduate students, as well as recent graduates. The competition inspires the next generation of engineers by prompting them to apply their skills to solve a social, global, or sustainability issue. Eligible projects must demonstrate an iterative design process, offer a
Clarkson University students are invited to a series of workshops designed to help them explore prestigious fellowships, scholarships, research opportunities, and graduate school preparation. These sessions provide valuable insights into applications, writing strategies, and funding opportunities. Spring 2025 Workshop Schedule These workshops are open to all students. Whether you’re exploring opportunities or actively preparing an
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“EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION INTO MECHANISMS THAT DRIVE AND CONTROL LIQUID PHASE CHEMISTRY IN PLASMA-LIQUID INTERACTIONS” FOLUKE JENNIFER GANZALLO Plasma‐based water treatment (PWT) is an emerging technology that utilizes plasma-generated reactive species to degrade persistent and emerging contaminants in water; however, its full potential is limited by an incomplete understanding of plasma–liquid interfacial phenomena. This presentation elucidates
The Norwood Brass Firemen is a local band that needs help with outreach and brand recognition. We have been tasked with helping them get their name out there and reach more audiences so they can continue to keep performing and get more gigs. Our survey is designed to get a good understanding of how they
Are you curious about owning an EV? Do you know someone who’s in the market for a new vehicle? Ethan Flamand is a student looking for volunteers to hold a conversation containing questions about a consulting business model that aims to guide potential EV buyers through the complex world of this new technology. With most
Hi there! There’s just over a week to go until this spring’s Research and Project Showcase (RAPS). Next Friday, April 11th, more than 550 students will be sharing nearly 230 presentations with the Clarkson community, highlighting the best that Clarkson’s research and innovation ecosystem has to offer. As you plan ahead for the day’s events, here’s everything you’ll want
The ISE’s Hopke Lecture series will host Dr.Chandra Venkataraman as an invited speaker, who will deliver a speech titled ” Unraveling multi-scale air quality challenges in India: Science, models, and Strategy” on Monday, April 7th at noon in 206 Cheel Barden Rooms. 12:00-12:50 pm 206 Cheel Barben Rooms or Join [ZOOM] https://clarkson.zoom.us/j/98194031182 Add to Calendar About the speaker: Dr. Chandra Venkataraman is a
