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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
BioE Student Spotlight: Hayley Whitney
BioE Student Spotlight: Hayley Whitney
Article written by Juliana M., Bioengineering undergraduate student and student office worker in the Department of Bioengineering.
Hayley Whitney is a PhD student from...
Tackling the toxic legacy of fracking wastewater
Groundbreaking process developed by Lehigh Engineering researchers, detailed in 'Nature Water,' concentrates hypersaline brine at room temperature, offering an energy-efficient path to cleaner disposal and resource recovery
Clare Boothe Luce Research Scholarship applications due February 1
Program enables high-achieving undergraduate women in engineering to conduct research, with faculty guidance and mentoring, during the academic year as well as over the summer. Chemical engineer and CBL Scholar Taylor Jeffrey '26 shares her experience.
Smarter quality control for tiny tech
An interdisciplinary team of Lehigh researchers, led by the Energy Research Center's Zheng Yao, brings AI innovation to semiconductor production lines at Broadcom
In memoriam: Donald L. Talhelm, ECE professor emeritus
Lehigh alumnus Donald L. Talhelm ’59 ’60G ’78P ’81P, professor emeritus of electrical and computer engineering and a former ECE associate department chair, passed away November 10, 2024, at the age of 92.
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Nate Snyder ’26: A hands-on approach to learning and leadership
Combining his passions for hardware, software, and mentorship, the computer engineering major and Rossin Junior Fellow takes on real-world challenges in robotics and guides the next generation of engineers
Graduate Student Spotlight
Leading beyond the lab
ChBE doctoral candidate Myeongyeon Lee, who served as chair of the department's annual Graduate Student Symposium, was recognized with the Lehigh Graduate Engineering Leadership and Service Award for his contributions to the engineering graduate student community. Lee is researching data-driven strategies for advancing high-performance organic field-effect transistors in the Reichmanis Group.
On a path to professorship
Qi Wang, a PhD student in Lehigh's ISE program, is making strides with guidance from the Future Academic Career Experiential Training (FACET) program, which offers seminars on topics such as applying for grants and teaching. Although she initially envisioned an industry career, Wang has shifted her goal to becoming a professor. She recently co-taught her first course and plans to apply for a postdoc.
Innovative algorithms for safer robot perception
Mechanical engineering PhD student Guangyi Liu, a member of Lehigh’s Autonomous and Intelligent Robotics Laboratory (AIR Lab), is developing a framework to improve the risk awareness of robotic systems. The framework, which can be applied to any robotic system, will allow the robot to act safely with uncertain perception measurements and inputs.
CONCISE Lab shines at World Environmental & Water Resources Congress
Papers by Nazia Raza and Saskia A. Putri won awards in the Graduate Student Technical Paper Competition at the annual ASCE-EWRI event. Both are PhD students in the InterCONnected Critical Infrastructure Systems Engineering Laboratory, led by CEE Assistant Professor Farrah Moazeni.
