Faculty & Programs

Dozens of middle-schoolers participate in virtual, interactive STEM activities led by Lehigh's SWE members in longstanding partnership with Bosch Rexroth; online programming to continue through spring

Lehigh’s CHOICES program took a virtual approach during the Fall 2020 semester to continue its mission of building interest in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics among middle-school girls. 

The Rossin College’s online master’s degree program in mechanical engineering was recently ranked second in the nation by independent online guide Best Masters Programs (BMP), according to a

If you are a science and engineering undergraduate student at Lehigh or elsewhere and considering the pursuit of an advanced degree, register today for this free online conversation!

Computer science and engineering professor Daniel Lopresti was recently quoted in a syndicated story on the current state of cybersecurity, as many businesses have had to switch to digital workplaces. 

The COVID-19 pandemic has forced many companies to update their approach to keeping vital information safe as employees conduct business remotely from home.

Under leadership of James Ricles and Richard Sause, facility within ATLSS will continue to provide unique experimental resources and data management for study of effects of natural hazards on civil infrastructure

The fall 2020 semester marked Anand Ramamurthi’s first here at Lehigh. Ramamurthi is the new professor and chair of Lehigh’s bioengineering department. In this episode, he talks about his research journey, and how an early fascination with the human body led to the realization that engineers can play a significant role in treating disease.

Materials science researchers are developing novel instrumentation that could outperform synchrotron-based x-ray absorption spectrometry in giving scientists a clearer picture of elemental composition and chemical bonding at the nanoscale level 

Lehigh University researchers are transforming an aberration-corrected scanning transmission electron microscope (STEM) into the equivalent of a synchrotron facility (a football-field-size particle accelerator), with greatly improved spatial resolution and versatility.

Engineering professor and researcher lauded for contributions to semiconductor photonics technologies

Lehigh University’s Nelson Tansu has been named as a Fellow of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) for contributions to semiconductor photonics technologies.

In an essay recently published in Energy Central's special issue on “Distributed Energy Resources: What’s New?”, Rudy Shankar, director of Lehigh's Energy Systems Engineering (ESE) program, and colleagues explain Virtual Power Plants (VPPs), distributed energy resources (DERs), and how Lehigh has played a role in this technolog