All Girls Auto Know event shows students automotive industry quoting : "greenvilleonline"

It was part of the bi-annual All Girls Auto Know event. The event is put on through the Southern Automotive Women's Forum, and this year's event was hosted by Draexlmaier. DUNCAN, SC (WSPA) – Nearly 200 girls in the Upstate got the chance to see a behind the scenes look into the automotive industry. The next All Girls Auto Know will be in the fall. But I've thought about doing this a lot because I love cars, and just like the idea of it," says Miller Schachner, an eighth grade student at Dawkins Middle School.


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Simona Onori, right, an assistant professor at Clemson University, is working to reduce fine-particle emissions in gasoline direct injection engines. The work will be done at Clemson's International Center for Automotive Research. (Photo: Craig Mahaffey/Provided)A Clemson University assistant professor has received a $500,000 award from the National Science Foundation to conduct research on reducing emissions from gasoline direct injection engines. According to a news release, direct injection engines have better fuel economy and lower carbon-dioxide emissions than more conventional port fuel injection engines. Onori said the automotive industry has for some time been conducting its own research, and this will be one of the first where the automotive and academic world collaborate on this initiative.


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