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From Textbooks to Taproom: Students Brew Up Success with 'ChBEer' Course

Students in the Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering (ChBE) are finding inspiration on the Lehigh Mountaintop as they gain hands-on experience with one of the oldest industrial chemical processes. The inaugural semester of CHE 370 ‘The Engineering of Brewing, Winemaking, and Distilling’ has seen students reinforce concepts from core coursework, build teamwork skills, explore what it takes to create a unique product, and have barrels of fun as the teams create the first batches of ‘ChBEer’!
 

ACES symposium tackles energy and water demands of AI growth

Leaders from academia, industry, and government gathered at Lehigh for a symposium on powering future AI data centers, exploring energy and water infrastructure challenges and opportunities for collaboration to drive economic and societal impact.

DeWeerth installed as inaugural Lew and Sherry Hay Dean of Engineering

Founder’s Weekend event marks the installation of Stephen P. DeWeerth as the Lewis Hay III ’77 ’08P ’11P and Sherry A. Hay ’78 ’08P ’11P Dean of the P.C. Rossin College of Engineering and Applied Science, celebrating the Hays’ enduring impact on engineering innovation and education

11th Annual ChBE Graduate Student Symposium

The Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering (ChBE) at Lehigh University recently held its 11th Annual Graduate Student Symposium, a student-led event that brought together nearly 90 participants from academia and industry to celebrate research, foster professional development, and build lasting connections.
 

Hip or shoulder? Location matters in bone marrow for joint repair

Bone marrow aspirate concentrate (BMAC) is a common treatment for joint injuries. 

The invasive therapy involves extracting bone marrow—often from the hip—and concentrating it to preserve stem cells and growth factors, which help promote wound healing and tissue regeneration. The concentrated mixture is then injected into the injury site to speed up tissue repair and reduce inflammation. BMAC can be used on its own or in conjunction with surgery to repair ACL, MCL, and meniscus tears and other injuries.

Fall 2025 ChBE Seminar: Schroeder

Date: Wednesday, October 8
 
Time: 9:30-10:30AM
 
Location: Health Science Technology Building (HST), Forum Room 101
 
This event features Charles Schroeder, who will talk about "Non-equilibrium Dynamics of Lipid Vesicles using Automated Flow Control" as part of the Lehigh University Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering's Colloquium Seminar Series.

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