Groundbreaking process developed by Lehigh Engineering researchers, detailed in 'Nature Water,' concentrates hypersaline brine at room temperature, offering an energy-efficient path to cleaner disposal and resource recovery
Lehigh alumnus Donald L. Talhelm ’59 ’60G ’78P ’81P, professor emeritus of electrical and computer engineering and a former ECE associate department chair, passed away November 10, 2024, at the age of 92.
Prof. Jonas Baltrusaitis of Lehigh's Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering Department (ChBE) traveled to Tokyo and Australia to visit fellow research collaborators. While in Tokyo, he met with Prof.
In its newsletter “Ceramic Tech Today,” the American Ceramic Society highlighted research led by Professor Ricardo H.R. Castro, chair of the Department of Materials Science and Engineering at Lehigh University, on why lithium-ion battery cathodes fail.
Widely used in a range of devices, from smartphones to electric vehicles, Li-ion batteries are essential to today’s energy and mobility systems.
Lichao Sun, professor of computer science and engineering, and research colleagues have released a study into a technique that prevents AI systems from unfairly or illegally “scraping” musical tracks to train their data-hungry AI algorithms, Inc. reports. The HarmonyCloak tool adds data to music recordings that effectively tricks an AI algorithm into thinking it’s already heard a particular track. The algorithm decides there’s nothing new there to learn from, and so it moves on without incorporating the music into its training data.
Chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) is a complex and long-term illness characterized by extreme fatigue that doesn’t improve with rest, and can worsen with physical activity. The exhaustion is severe enough to limit a person’s ability to carry out daily activities like cooking, showering, or even getting dressed. Additional symptoms can include muscle pain, joint pain, memory issues, headaches, sleep problems, and sensitivity to light or sound.
One only needs to glance at the news, social media, or even just out the window to understand the devastation caused by flooding. Recent back-to-back major hurricanes have brought catastrophic rainfall that has devastated communities across the southeastern United States.
With climate change, experts predict these extreme weather events will increasingly become the norm. Among the many ways that researchers are devising strategies to protect and assist vulnerable areas, one such effort involves increasing the speed and accuracy of damage assessments.
