Faculty & Programs

The world’s oceans exercise a timeless pull on the human imagination.

Three of Lehigh’s outstanding young professors – Arindam Banerjee and Nader Motee of mechanical engineering and mechanics, and Bryan Berger of chemical and biomolecular engineering -- have received a significant boost to their research endeavors, courtesy of the National Science Foundation (NSF) 

Mechanical engineer explores the aerodynamics of flocking together

The freshman girls from Liberty High School filed slowly into Whitaker and Neville labs on Monday morning with the ener

Educator, mentor, author and transformational speaker Dr. Christine Grant has been inspiring indiviudals and groups towards academic excellence for over 25 years at the university level. On February 10, Dr.

Approximately 125,000 Americans each year develop epilepsy, a brain disease marked by recurring seizures that are sudden and unpredictable and can have dangerous and even fatal consequences. There is no known cure for epilepsy, but medications can control seizures.

Dan Frangopol, a structural engineer known internationally for his contributions to life-cycle engineering, has been elected vice preside

On Thurdsay, 53-year-old New Hampshire native Chris Devlin-Young became the oldest athete ever to take home X Games gold after a dominating performance in the 

Lehigh tied for fifth place among universities receiving awards in 2014 through a new National Science Foundation program that trains researchers to commercialize their inventions.

Three Lehigh research teams completed entrepreneurship training last year through NSF's competitive Innovation Corps (I-Corps) program, and three more are scheduled to take the six-week course in February.

As information technology connects people in ever more elaborate ways, says Gang Tan, the variety, and t