Xiu Jia, a doctoral candidate in mechanical engineering and mechanics at Lehigh University, has won second place in the American Society of Mechanical Engineers International Mechanical Engineering Congress & Exposition (IMECE) 2018 NSF Student Poster Competition. She also received a travel grant to attend the competition, which took place in November in Pittsburgh.
Three student teams presented at the ISE Department Undergraduate and Master's Research Symposium on January 24, 2019. The Symposium showcased the exceptional academic capabilities of ISE students and highlighted the resources and opportunities ISE provides to undergraduate and master’s students. The competition was open to all ISE department undergraduate and master’s students.
The creativity, practicality and simplicity of apps invented by Lehigh students impressed attendees recently at LUApps — the university’s
Ph.D. candidate Milad Siami wins award for research in networked control systems
TEDxLehighU, a university TEDx event, was held on Tuesday October 20 in Packard Lab 101.
Last Fall, Cara Bagley ’16 found herself at a Girl Scout event focused on science, technology, engineering, and math, encouraging an audience of young girls who may one day pursue interests and opportunities in these fields.
Five recent Lehigh engineering graduates have won a national competition for designing a portable device that enables patients with Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) to determine whether their medication is working.
The creation of 3-D-printed exoskeletons to be used in pediatric rehabilitation
The mobile app aims to develop a virtual building-block experience
