Professor Anand Ramamurthi discussed elastic matrix regenerative repair, including its significance and application in tissue regeneration, and gave advice for aspiring STEM professionals in a recent episode of the Teen Scientist episode, produced by Lehigh Valley Public Radio (WDIY).
Associate professor Michael Spear has co-authored a new edition of "an authoritative guide to multicore programming."
When designing an airplane, a bridge, or a building, engineers face tradeoffs among factors like material strength, weight, and cost.
For decades, engineers have employed mathematical frameworks—through an approach called topology optimization—to determine efficient material distribution and connectivity in design, resulting in lightweight, durable, and high-performance solutions.
In 1958, John W. Fisher ’58G ’64 PhD took a job as an assistant research engineer at what was the most ambitious road test of the time.
When Hannah Dailey says she feels like she's been at Lehigh her whole life, she means it. She did her undergrad in mechanical engineering here, came back for her master's and PhD, and today she’s an assistant professor specializing in medical devices. In this episode, she talks about her journey from "terrified" transfer student to entrepreneur to helping surgeons improve patient care. She also talks about the efforts to get more female students and faculty into mechanical engineering, and the one thing she thinks everyone needs to hear.
Tamás Terlaky, George N. and Soteria Kledaras ’87 Endowed Chair Professor, Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering of Lehigh University, has been inducted a fellow of IFORS, the International Federation of Operational Research Societies. Founded in 1955, IFORS has a long history and is the only global organization in the Operations Research field.
Lehigh University is committed to being an institution that strives to enhance diversity, inclusion and equity. Promoting these efforts is a priority for all of the faculty in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering.
