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Cyber-Institute Center of Economic Excellence

 


Inception:
2008

About the CoEE:

Cyberinfrastructure (CI) is the term for hardware, software, and networking tools that make it easier to conduct research that requires the ability to store, process, and transmit large amounts of data. CI helps researchers organize and coordinate data, enhancing their ability to manage projects and collaborate with colleagues who may be in different locations.

 

The Cyber-Institute CoEE concentrates its research on developing, testing, and evaluating prototype cyberinfrastructure equipment and programs, leading to stronger collaborative environments for research, education, and technology transfer at Clemson and throughout South Carolina.

Objectives for this CoEE include increasing the level of research funding to build integrated cyberinfrastructure in the state; connecting research and scholarship in the field of CI to the commercial sector through corporate partnerships; expanding the creation and utilization of cyberinfrastructure resources in South Carolina; and developing an education and workforce development program.

Funding level:
$2 million

CoEE endowed chair:

Chair Name   Status
hf Flagship Endowed Chair in Human-Centered Computing   Actively recruiting


 

 

 

 
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"We have worked closely with a number of our industrial partners in developing both our graduate education agenda as well as our research agenda. We are pushing the forefront in both automotive systems integration and manufacturing for vehicle systems and subsystems. We are really being used as a resource by our industrial partners for both education and research."

Dr. Tom Kurfess
BMW CoEE Endowed Chair in Automotive Manufacturing

 

 

 

 
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