Clemson Rocket Engineering (CURE)
Clemson University Rocket Engineering (CURE) is an entirely student-led Clemson University organization founded in 2016. Its competition and research teams design, simulate, manufacture, test, and fly high-power sounding rockets, avionics, and payloads for recurring IREC work, while also supporting high-power certifications and internal research projects. Clemson’s current technical reports document a 2025 IREC entry and continuing avionics platforms including MARTHA and JEM.
Identity
- Field
- Student rocketry, sounding rockets, propulsion, avionics, structures, payloads, flight dynamics, research, and IREC competition
- Name
- Clemson Rocket Engineering (CURE)
- Region
- NA
- Status
- active
Details
- Description
- Clemson University Rocket Engineering (CURE) is an entirely student-led Clemson University organization founded in 2016. Its competition and research teams design, simulate, manufacture, test, and fly high-power sounding rockets, avionics, and payloads for recurring IREC work, while also supporting high-power certifications and internal research projects. Clemson’s current technical reports document a 2025 IREC entry and continuing avionics platforms including MARTHA and JEM.
- Latitude
- 34.680862
- Location
- Longitude
- -82.784581
- University