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
A Sharper Focus on Catastrophe Modeling
Multidisciplinary Research Team to Fight Disinformation With Digital Literacy Tools
Xie studying the fairness of graphical models
A team of undergraduates from Lehigh, NYU, and the University of San Francisco investigated the fairness of graphical models in machine learning.