The center emphasizes development of scientific and technological expertise in the field of colloids and surfaces. CAMP researchers produce, modify, and convert solids for which small particles, colloidal media, or surfaces play an important role, either in the processing or in the properties of the final product. As one of the 13 CATs located at New York State universities, CAMP receives one million dollars per year from the New York State Science and Technology Foundation for research and operating expenses. The interdisciplinary EvMM program involves faculty from all four Clarkson schools. While it is focused primarily on doctoral studies, master s students enrolled in the Management Systems program may participate.
Students take EvMM core courses in addition to requirements for their degree program.
Based Learning Partnership . The K-12 program is housed in the Center for Environmental Management. The program aims to attract highly qualified students to space- related technical studies. Two areas of particular interest at Clarkson are fluid dynamics problems arising in aeronautical engineering systems and nonlinear problems that arise in materials processing and other fluids engineering applications. It occurs in most engineering and environmental fluid flows.