Dear students (who have access to a kitchen), If you are looking for a fresh, local, and affordable food option for the fall semester, please consider signing up for a CSA. Birdsfoot Farm: Birdsfoot Farm, located south of Canton, has a student CSA option. This involves receiving a box of fresh produce each week throughout […]
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.
Dr. Stephanie Schuckers, Clarkson University, is performing biometric research and is looking for subjects willing to participate in the study titled ‘Study of face presentation attacks in indoor and outdoor environments’. Data collection will be conducted in both outdoor and controlled indoor environments to ensure a diverse dataset. Indoor data collection will be carried out
Open Rank Professor of Economics (Potsdam, NY) Position Summary: The successful candidate will be expected to teach a variety of undergraduate and graduate economics courses. We have broad teaching needs, including econometrics, data analytics, managerial economics, environmental economics, labor economics, and related fields; scholarship in any broadly related field is welcome. Minimum qualifications: Ph.D. in
These casual drop-in events are just for you! Grab a coffee (or a cookie!) and meet Clarkson’s new president Dr. Michelle Larson. Whether you have a quick minute or want to chat a bit, this is your chance to introduce yourself and give a warm Golden Knight welcome. Coffee Meet-Ups: Snell Hall – Wednesday, 4/9 |
Important Notice to All Clarkson Employees: Clarkson University is conducting Information Security training now through the end of May 2025. All Clarkson faculty and staff are required to complete this training. To complete this training, faculty and staff employees login to Moodle for a 45-90 minute experience which includes viewing several short videos (audio required,
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 program designed to equip innovators with the
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
