Particle transport problems at different scales: From dry powder inhalation to flows in circulating fluidized beds, Spring 2022 Seminar
From Farm to Pharmacy: A Strawberry-Derived Solution to Oral Protein Delivery, Spring 2022 Seminar
Date: Wednesday, February 23, 2022
Time: 11:00AM - 12:15PM
Location: Virtual Webinar hosted by AlChE
Rossin College, Lehigh@NasdaqCenter partner on Spring 2022 courses
Online classes offer students virtual opportunity to learn from tech industry leaders, tap into West Coast network
The Rossin College and Lehigh@NasdaqCenter are offering two exciting online courses in the Spring 2022 semester that expose students from all programs to the innovation and entrepreneurial ecosystem of Silicon Valley. The one-credit courses meet from 3-4:15pm ET on Thursdays (see specific dates below) and are open to all students.
Schematic: Better oral drug delivery
The Fall 2021 issue of the Lehigh alumni Bulletin features a schematic illustrating the work of Kelly Schultz, an associate professor in the department of chemical and biomolecular engineering, and
A revolutionary new space for interdisciplinary research
The Health, Science and Technology building, slated to open next year, is being heralded as a revolutionary space for interdisciplinary research, where thinkers with different perspectives can join forces to address important questions.
The facility, also home to Lehigh's College of Health, has open-concept labs, transparent walls, staggered staircases, integrated workspaces and a community forum, laid out in a way that prompts unexpected meetings among students and colleagues.
Lehigh, VTA work toward microgrid for charging zero-emission vehicles
In a West Coast partnership, Lehigh is contributing research and community outreach to a California state-funded project to install a microgrid for charging zero-emission vehicles in Silicon Valley.
ESE students tour Sustainable Energy Fund’s Net Zero Building
In October, graduate students in Lehigh’s Energy Systems Engineering program toured Sustainable Energy Fund’s Net Zero Building, in Schnecksville, Pennsylvania, to observe energy-efficient building practices in the real world.
Henry Luce Foundation grant supports research opportunities for women in STEM
Undergraduate research opportunities for women engineering students at Lehigh will expand next year, thanks to a new $204,000 grant from the Clare Boothe Luce Program for Women in STEM.
The money will be matched by an additional $113,000 from the P.C. Rossin College of Engineering and Applied Science and used to support 18 high-achieving undergraduate women.
Celebrating Women Engineers: Read the Fall 2021 issue of Resolve magazine
The latest issue of Resolve, the Rossin College's research magazine, is a special one dedicated to amplifying the voices of our past, present and future women engineers by sharing their stories of persistence and dedication, creativity and innovation, leadership and scholarship.