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Belle Sullivan: Environmental Engineering
A Global Social Impact Fellow asks: can a savvy approach to mushroom production alleviate the 'hunger months' in Sierra Leone?
Mickias Bekele: Computer Science and Business
A rising sophomore uses his summer wisely, learning the ropes of the software industry—from the inside.
Caleb Leaser: MechE and Design
Through Lehigh's distinctive IDEAS honors program, a design engineer helps others see the world in vibrant colors.
Ashleigh Crawford: Bioengineering
An undergraduate research scholarship leads to grad school and a laser-focus on vaccine development.
The Latest at the Rossin College
Path to net-zero carbon capture and storage may lead to ocean
New filter technology developed at Lehigh University effectively captures ‘ultra-diluted’ CO2 in the air we breathe. In the future, a system powered by renewable energy could use seawater to convert and store it safely.
Yaling Liu inducted into 2023 class of AIMBE College of Fellows
Lehigh University professor Yaling Liu has been inducted into the American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering (AIMBE) College of Fellows.
A professor of bioengineering and mechanical...
Zhao ’95 PhD elected to National Academy of Engineering
MSE alum, an expert in advanced materials, has also been recognized by AAAS, NAI, and TMS for career impact
TE alum's paintball toy 'makes a splat' at national retailer
Goblies, a throwable paintball developed by Briana Gardell '14 '15G, are now available at Target
Interdisciplinary team designing portable device to detect viral particles in air
Imagine if a virus like COVID-19 or the flu could be detected in the air so it could be contained to prevent an outbreak.
This technology exists in the form of a Raman spectrometer. The device can...
A game changer in wind tunnel testing
In collaboration with Florida International University, Lehigh expands the use of real-time hybrid simulations for natural hazards like earthquakes to wind hazards that occur under hurricane conditions
Graduate Student Spotlight
Video: Biomaterials research targets knee injuries
Bioengineer Natasha Hunt '22 is staying at Lehigh to continue her work in The Chow Lab as a graduate student. The team is designing 3D scaffolds to address osteochondral defects in the knee. Hunt discusses her work on "modular biomaterials," which hold promise in helping repair injuries at the interface between bone and cartilage.
Bridge design students tackle real-world challenge
Student team RVTT Engineers won the best bridge design award as part of Lehigh’s Bridge System Design Class, which included PhD, master's, and undergraduate students. The class competition was based on the new NY-NJ Goethals Bridge and the students' designs were reviewed by engineers who worked on the span.
An optimal education for systems improvement
Working on real-world projects through Lehigh's Enterprise Systems Center gave ISE master's student Giavanna Tabbachino ’21 ’22G practical experience and professional mentorship that prepared her to make an impact as a quality systems engineer in the electronics industry.
Video: Learning from owls to design quieter aircraft
Mechanical engineering PhD student researches owl-inspired aero-acoustics with the ultimate aim of making aircraft quieter. He recently received a prestigious Fulbright research award to study and continue his research in Germany at Brandenburg Technical University.
