Lehigh, UCLA help ASCE curate a ‘life-cycle engineering reader’ in bridge asset management
Online research collection helps bridge a crucial gap between theory and practice for engineers across the public and private sectors
Visualizing protease activity to better understand cancer
NIH grant will support research by Lehigh bioengineering professor E. Thomas Pashuck and PhD student Sam Rozans that could provide insight into the progression of the disease and lead to new treatments
Remembering Betzalel Avitzur, MSE professor emeritus
Metal-forming pioneer was Lehigh's inaugural Loewy Chair and founder of the Institute for Metal Forming, predecessor of the Loewy Institute
Lehigh ISE professor expands the optimization foundations of quantum computing
Tamás Terlaky awarded NSF grant to study complexity of semidefinite and polynomial optimization
Hart to emcee NASA networking event for small businesses
Former NASA astronaut Terry Hart, a professor of practice in the Department of Mechanical Engineering and Mechanics, will emcee a virtual event, Monday, January 24, 2022, hosted by NASA's Office of Small Business Programs.
Lehigh bursts onto the blockchain scene
Less than two years ago, Professor Hank Korth initiated the Blockchain Lab
Realizing a 'transformative tissue engineering strategy' for lab-cultured meat
"The reason I had been thinking about cultured meat is because it is a tissue engineering program, just with animal instead of human cells," says Professor Kelly Schultz, in an interview with AZO Life Sciences.
Smarter catalysts through ‘induced activation’
New Lehigh University–East China University of Science & Technology research collaboration proposes novel method of molecular-level control to double the efficiency of widely used industrial catalysts
