Not only will our students have access to this research, but they'll have access to Eastman researchers who'll serve as adjunct faculty, giving them critical real-world and research experience. The technology will become part of the curriculum at both undergraduate and graduate levels, ultimately becoming the foundation of post-graduate research for years to come. But students aren't the only ones to benefit. Universities have always generated intellectual capital, but we now know they can also generate economic capital by attracting industries to the state. Earnest is published by the College of Engineering and Science at Clemson University for the alumni and friends of the College.
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