Like any PhD student, Myeongyeon Lee has limited free time. But the opportunity to do something he’d never done before—serve as Chair of the Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering’s Annual Graduate Student Symposium in 2023—was too enticing to turn down.
Alexandra Wnuk ’25 is eyeing a career in the fashion industry after graduation, but her chosen path to get there might not be the first to come to mind.
“I plan to do research on bio-based and sustainable materials and learn how to create clothing that is more sustainable for the environment,” she says, “whether that means pieces that are biodegradable or made out of more sustainable materials.”
LU e-Nable collaborates with Spanish NGO Ayúdame3D to develop affordable, externally powered upper limb prostheses
“I knew I wanted to do an internship in Germany for the summer because they have an amazing reputation for engineering,” says Lexy Guazzone ’26, noting that the country is home to influential automotive companies such as BMW and Volkswagen.
Name:
Michael Ciliberti
Where are you from/where is your hometown?
Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
What degree type are you pursuing?
BS Bioengineering
What is your specialization, OR, do you have any other majors/minors?
Pre Medicine
Mechanical engineering PhD student Guangyi Liu, a member of Lehigh’s AIR Lab, is developing a framework to improve risk awareness of robotic systems
Both the National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) and Lehigh’s chapter of the organization are marking milestones in 2024. The 50th Annual NSBE Convention was held March 20-24 in Atlanta, and members of Lehigh’s chapter, which is celebrating its 40th year on campus, took part in the experience
You certainly don’t have to win a competition to sharpen your competitive edge.
That was the case for members of LU Aero, Lehigh’s aerospace engineering club, who participated in this year’s American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) Design/Build/Fly Flyoff, held April 18-21 in Wichita, Kansas.
