From sea sponges to earthquake resistance: Another strange-but-true product of interdisciplinary science
A structure, Muhannad Suleiman likes to observe, is only as strong as the soil on which it stands.
Remembering Alexis Ostapenko, Professor Emeritus
Civil and environmental engineering professor spent over four decades with Lehigh Engineering. He was 92.
Alexis Ostapenko, a professor emeritus of structural engineering whose career at Lehigh spanned four decades, died on Sept. 26 at the age of 92.
Academic Symposium: Probabilistic Modeling in Engineering and Science: Monday, October 31, at Lehigh University
On Monday, October 31, Lehigh University is hosting a symposium to advance the understanding and usage of probabilistic modeling across science and engineering academia, especially in the U.S. Midlantic region.
Exploring the inner workings of catalysis
Professor Chris Kiely calls the 1982 discovery by Masatake Haruta that gold possessed a high level of catalytic activity for carbon monoxide (
A stronger foundation -- through sea sponges
A structure, Muhannad Suleiman likes to observe, is only as strong as the soil on which it stands.
Terlaky named a Fellow for INFORMS
Tamás Terlaky, George N.
Stephen DeWeerth joins Lehigh as Rossin College Dean
Stephen P. DeWeerth has joined Lehigh University as its new dean of the P.C. Rossin College of Engineering and Applied Science.
Using data for Better disaster recovery
Some problems, says Paolo Bocchini, cannot be solved through intuition.
Svetlana Tatic-Lucic named interim chair of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Professor Svetlana Tatic-Lucic has been named interim chair of the department of
Where the rubber meets the road
Team led by ChBE's Anand Jagota collaborating with Michelin Corporation and NSF to develop materials that could improve the safety and reliability of tires.