The Deep Orange Program has partnered with Altair to apply advanced computational simulation methods to their vehicle designs. Altair-sponsored internships and fellowships have enhanced student learning through providing webinar-based and on-sight instruction of Altair HyperWorks simulation technologies.
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Clemson University International Center for Automotive Research (CU-ICAR) has been named one of four best practices for University/Industry collaboration.
“We are pleased with the opportunity to open a new location at CU-ICAR in Greenville County, as we believe that South Carolina is rapidly becoming a hub of the automotive world and is an excellent place for our new operations.”
– Christian Wagner CEO of in-tech Automotive Engineering
“We are pleased to establish our first American facility in South Carolina’s Upstate, and are particularly excited to be locating here in Greenville County at CU-ICAR,” said John Ferrell Jr., general manager of Tigges USA
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With over 325 guests at CU-ICAR, Ecoplosion aims to create a lasting, positive impact on the community.
“Ecoplosion 2013 stands at that intersection of entrepreneurship and real estate development — providing civic and business leaders a common platform to collaborate, build stronger communities and foster a more livable environment,” said Dave Wyman, Clemson Associate Director of the Spiro Institute for Entrepreneurial Leadership.
Ever wonder what kind of car Gen Y would really like to drive? Well, just have them design one for you. That’s what Mazda has done by sponsoring a project at Clemson University’s International Center for Automotive Research, and the result is as outside of the box as they come. + read more
Forward thinking partnership with Clemson University a sign of COMP Cams’ investment in future discoveries. Yes, there are classrooms, lab spaces and teachers, but when you are teaching a group of research students of this caliber, the potential is so great it is hard to call it simply a “school.” + read more
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