Arup K. SenGupta’s wide-ranging contributions to water science and technology and expanding access to safe drinking water will be recognized next week at the Spring 2022 meeting of the American Chemical Society (ACS) through a three-day symposium on “Ion Exchange, Sustainable Separations, & Humanitarian Engineering.”
In machine learning, “optimization algorithms are becoming more and more important, for two reasons,” says Sihong Xie, an assistant professor of computer science and engineering. “One is that, as the data sets become larger and larger, you cannot process all the data at the same time; and the second reason is that we can formulate an optimization problem that will analyze why the machine learning algorithm makes a particular decision.”
Lehigh Engineering researchers are invested now in making the ML smarter, faster, and more trustworthy
Online research collection helps bridge a crucial gap between theory and practice for engineers across the public and private sectors
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
Metal-forming pioneer was Lehigh's inaugural Loewy Chair and founder of the Institute for Metal Forming, predecessor of the Loewy Institute
Tamás Terlaky awarded NSF grant to study complexity of semidefinite and polynomial optimization
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.
Less than two years ago, Professor Hank Korth initiated the Blockchain Lab
