When you first break a bone, the body sends out an inflammatory response, and cells begin to form a hematoma around the injured area. Within a week or two, that blood clot is replaced with a soft material called callus that forms a bridge of sorts that holds the fragments together. Over months, the callus hardens into bone, and the healing process is complete.
Ribbon-cutting for Health, Science and Technology Building—a state-of-the-art hub for interdisciplinary research—is planned for this spring.
Leveraging Lehigh's Presidential Nano/Human Interfaces (NHI) Initiative, researchers from Rossin College and Ohio State to develop novel structural materials for high-strength applications
On Wednesday, April 6, Lehigh Engineering will celebrate student research—and engage in some friendly competition with Lafayette College—during the David and Lorraine Freed Undergraduate Research Symposium.
The symposium will return to an in-person format after going virtual in 2020 and 2021. Undergraduate students from the two institutions will present their research from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., in the main lobby of the STEPS building, interacting with faculty, students, visitors, and staff throughout the day.
The rankings will appear in U.S. News and World Report's 2023 Best Graduate Schools Rankings
The ISE Department is pleased to announce that Professor Michael Pinedo, Julius Schlesinger Professor of Operations Management Technology, Operations, and Statistics (TOPS) Department Stern School of Business, New York University will give the Spencer C.
Pioneering work using gold and palladium nanoparticles on a conductive support, done by Rossin College researchers Steven McIntosh (ChBE) and Christopher Kiely (MSE) and Cardiff University's Graham J. Hutchings, was published in the journal Nature.
Building specialized skills. Transitioning to a new discipline. Setting higher career goals.
They’re all good reasons to pursue a master’s degree in engineering.
Lehigh University alumni can add another one to the list: a significant tuition discount.
The Rossin College is introducing a new scholarship for alumni who enroll in an engineering master’s degree program beginning during the 2022 Summer Session or later.
