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Research+Innovation Month is in full swing! Visit http://clemson.edu/rim for a calendar of events!

Interested in building collaborative team science practices? You won't want to miss this event! Visit http://bit.ly/2oir95v to register.

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Come join the Proposal Development Center and your colleagues to talk about the Mind, Machine & Motor Nexus Program. Register at the link below.

Collaboration Café As a part of Research Innovation Month, you are invited to join the Proposal Development Center and your research colleagues to talk about NSF’s Mind, Machine and Motor Nexus program. Meet potential collaborators and share your ideas as we raise the bar! Register by April 1 to receive 2 beverage tic...

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Make sure to complete your Sponsored Programs Certification BEFORE beginning your research. Visit http://bit.ly/2mndvxi to learn how.

Looking for funding? We've got you covered. Check out this tutorial on how to find funding in SPIN.

How to Locate Funding Using SPIN

Clemson Center for Human Genetics unveils new facility on Greenwood Genetic Center campus Self Regional Hall, a new 17,000-square-foot, state-of-the art facility that will house the Clemson University Center for Human Genetics, has opened on the campus of the Greenwood Genetic Center.

Research is searching and digging until you find the right answer.

Save the date for Research+Innovation Month 2017! Want to showcase research or scholarly activity? Visit www.clemson.edu/rim to add your event to the RIM calendar!

Looking to obtain private funding as an early career scientist? You won't want to miss this event! Check it out below!

Obtaining Private Funding as an Early Career Scientist Victoria McGovern, PhD, Sr. Program Officer at the Burroughs Wellcome Fund, will give a presentation on the tactics and strategies that early career science faculty can employ to obtain funding from private foundations. She will discuss programs specific to the Burroughs Wellcome Fund, which awards…

$4.3 million in research takes aim at devastating citrus disease South Carolina is known more for peaches than oranges when it comes to fruit, but researchers in the state could play a key role in saving the nation’s citrus industry from an insect-borne disease that has devastated crops in Florida and threatens other states from California to Texas.