Faculty & Programs

Is a new traffic pattern needed at 10th and Walnut? What could be the reason that a person chooses an Orange Julius over Jamba Juice? Big data analytics could most likely provide the answer.

Zirconium, the 21st most abundant element in the world, is a stable and chemically innocuous metal.

Bacterial infection takes hold in the body when a pathogenic microorganism delivers toxins to healthy cells. One way bacteria accomplish this is by releasing vesicles, which act as tiny envelopes transporting toxins and other virulence factors to host cells. These toxins allow the bacteria to “make themselves at home” in cells.

Lehigh professors Himanshu Jain, Dmytro Savytskii, 

Lehigh researchers bet you think this protein's about you

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Lehigh chemical and biomolecular engineering Professor Israel Wachs seeks to understand and redesig

MechE's Yaling Liu studying blood cell interactions and functionalized leukocytes for killing cancer cells.

Nader Motee, an assistant professor of mechanical engineering and mechanics at Lehigh University, has been recognized by the Office of Naval Research 

Professor Dan Frangopol is interested in making our civil infrastructure safer. His recently awarded National Science Foundation (NSF) grant, entitled "Life-Cycle Management of Civil Infrastructure Considering Risk and Sustainability," will provide funds to support his research.