“Fire can kind of do whatever it wants,” says structural engineering PhD student Lauren Llantero.
That unpredictability, she explains, makes it difficult to understand and quantify the effects of fire on different building materials. Add in variables about the type of fuel and the fire duration and the situation gets even more complex.
“They're kind of like our boots on the ground.”
That’s Mae Anderson, digital marketing specialist in Lehigh’s P.C. Rossin College of Engineering and Applied Science, describing Cecy Benitez ’26, Khadija Khan ’24, and their five colleagues who make up the college's student social media team.
Alexánder Campos-Quirós ’22G, a PhD student in materials science and engineering, is a recipient of a 2023 M&M Student Scholar Award sponsored by the Microscopy Society of America (MSA).
Rossin College bioengineering student Anjali Shah ’24 took the top honor at the 2023 David and Lorraine Freed Undergraduate Research Symposium held Wednesday in Lehigh’s Health, Science and Technology (HST) Building.
The 28th North American Catalysis Society (NACS) meeting will be held in Providence, RI on June 18 - 23, 2023 where two PhD students, Adhika Setiawan and Erin Sobchinsky, both from the Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering Department at Lehigh University, have been selected to participate as recipients of the 2023 Richard J. Kokes Travel Award.
She already knew that Lehigh had a great reputation as an engineering school.
So when Eva Wolfe toured campus as a prospective student in the Class of 2023, she focused on another equally important question: Will I be happy here?
Wolfe is now a senior in the chemical and biomolecular engineering (ChBE) program, so the answer was obviously yes. But back then when she wasn’t sure, she asked the students what they did outside of class.
“I’m really passionate about sustainability and working on processes that can mitigate climate change,” says the senior, who is combining her interests in chemical engineering, finance, and business.
The right opportunity at the right time can change everything. Just ask Wes Patel.
