PhD student Lida Yan ’20G to compete in Hack3d Challenge finals
Mechanical engineering PhD student Lida Yan ’20G is a finalist in the 2023 Hack3d Challenge, a manufacturing cybersecurity competition hosted by New York University.
Lehigh team wins Best Video Award in PCI’s 2023 Big Beam Competition
A student team in Lehigh’s Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering (CEE) won the award for best video in the 2023 Precast/Prestressed Concrete Institute (PCI) Engineering Design Competition.
Lehigh ISE doctoral students excel in competitions and programs
Lehigh ISE PhD Student Brendan Ruskey won 2nd Prize in the IISE Thesis Pitch Competition
App, web interface designed by CSB students tackles food waste, insecurity on campus
Hungry Hawks is the brainchild of Connor Greene ’22, Dave Jha ’22, and Joshua Yang ’22
Student research shines at Summer Research Expo
Scholarships, fellowships awarded to Lehigh Engineering students
BioE 2023 Commencement Photos
Using machine learning to help mitigate water crises
Oluwabunmi Iwakin, a first-year PhD student in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, wants to improve the efficiency of water infrastructure systems and make them more resilient.
“I have always been interested in the science that goes into innovation and solving real-world problems,” he says, “with one of those problems being the water crisis in various countries worldwide.”
Magargal ’21 awarded selective DOD graduate fellowship
To Liam Magargal ’21, receiving a 2023 National Defense Science and Engineering Graduate (NDSEG) Fellowship from the U.S. Department of Defense (DOD) was confirmation that all the time and effort he’d spent honing his skills as a technical writer had finally paid off.
Katie Atherton ’25: Finding a research interest that gels
As a Clare Boothe Luce Research Scholar, Katie Atherton ’25 works with hydrogels, identifying how different gels and proteins influence cell health and responsiveness.
“Before most people come to college for engineering, they don’t really know what engineers actually do,” Atherton says. “This research is a great way to figure out what I like.”