Watch the recent 6ABC Action News story featuring Lehigh Technical Entrepreneurship alum Briana Gardell '14 '15G and read more about her business and Lehigh experiences through the related links below.
A manufacturer of high-tech filter and fluid flow products, led by materials science and engineering alum Boris Levin ’94G ’97 MBA ’98 PhD, expects to hire 100 new employees as it expands operations in a new facility in Connecticut, according to a story in the Hartford Courant.
Mechanical engineering alum Steven N. Rodriguez ’18 PhD, a research scientist at the U.S. Naval Research Laboratory (NRL), has been selected as a 2023 MGB-SIAM Early Career Fellow by the Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (SIAM).
Electrical engineering alum Ari Kamlani ’99, senior AI solutions architect and data scientist at AI company Beyond Limits, shares his takes on what’s most exciting—and concerning—about the artificial intelligence industry in an interview published in Authority Magazine.
Chemical engineering alum Lisa Wilhelm ’95 has been promoted to the role of general manager of Quantic Ohmega and Quantic Ticer, the resistor portfolio of electronic component company Quantic Electronics, according to a press release.
Wilhelm was most recently head of business development for Quantic Ohmega, which, along with Quantic Ticer, designs and produces high-performance, thin-film embedded resistor foils.
Electrical and computer engineering alum Lynne Cooper ’82 is a new teaching faculty member at the Vanderbilt University School of Engineering.
Materials science and engineering alum Ji-Cheng “JC” Zhao ’95 PhD has been named a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), the world’s largest general scientific society.
Computer engineering alum Patricia Steadman ’88 has been added to the board of directors of nanotechnology company Sixth Wave, according to a press release.
Mechanical engineering alum Gene Kaschak ’97 has been named vice president, continuous improvement and leadership development strategy, for Manufacturers Resource Center (MRC), according to a press release.
Although commercial flights weren’t that common in the Republic of Turkey 20 years ago, mechanical engineering alum Denis Aslangil ’15G ’19 PhD was no stranger to airplanes.
His mother’s family lived in France at the time, so as a child, he would fly regularly back and forth with her to visit. Those experiences sparked a lifelong curiosity about what he would come to know as fluid dynamics, the field that, in basic terms, studies the flow of gases, liquids, and plasmas.
