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.
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.
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.
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.
Held annually, this year’s Lehigh ISE Career Fair convened on September 27, 5:00-8:00pm, at the Asa Packer Ballroom at the University Center. Populytics was the prime sponsor of the event.
The group of ChBE Prof. Mayuresh Kothare, along with his students and collaborators, will present five research posters at the 2021 Society for Neuroscience Annual Meeting, taking place virtually Nov. 8-11.
As a part of Lehigh’s Soaring Together celebration of 50 years of gender-inclusive undergraduate education, the Department of Mechanical Engineering and Mechanics hosted an event outside of Packard Lab on October 29 to recognize women and people of underrepresented genders in the Lehigh Engineering community.
The NHERI Lehigh University Experimental Facility recently unveiled expanded lab space and new equipment for conducting cyber-physical experiments. The enlarged facility opens the door wide for natural hazards researchers to explore structural mitigation solutions for windstorms and earthquakes.
A paper by ChBE doctoral student Shiqin He was selected as the Editor’s Choice by AIChE Journal for the November 2021 issue. He is advised by Kelly Schultz, an associate professor of chemical and biomolecular engineering.
Over the past 18 months, the phrase "global supply chain" has been as prominent as ever across news reporting and popular discussion.
Pandemic-borne stories abound: empty shelves at the local Costco, container ships aimlessly circling the Pacific in search of an accessible port of California entry, car salespeople playing corn-hole in dealership showrooms because there are simply no cars on the lot to sell. Not to mention the impact it will all have on families, and the retailers who rely upon them, as the upcoming holiday shopping season approaches.
