Promoting structural life-cycle management
Through his work and lectures, Lehigh professor Dan Frangopol is connecting researchers around the world to study life-cycle engineering of structural systems.
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Grad panel promotes innovation
A forum of graduate student women shared their thoughts on innovation at the interactive Baker Institute event "iDeX: Creative Keys to Success."
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ECE assistant professor wins research award
Electrical and computer engineering's Yevgeny Berdichevsky awarded a one-year, $100,000 Taking Flight Award to support continued epilepsy research.
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Why can't time run backwards?
Nobel laureate Sir Anthony J. Leggett, acclaimed for his expertise in the theory of low-temperature physics, asked that very question during his visit to Lehigh University.
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National Medal recipient Richard Tapia talks math, diversity
Rice University professor and 2010 National Medal of Science winner discusses how to be better professionals, mentors and champions of diversity in mathematics and of life in general. more >

"Explore the Majors" fair Thursday at Lamberton
Spring has finally arrived! And with it comes the time for first-year engineering students to make a decision on their majors.
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Internet's founding father comes to Lehigh
Robert Kahn, one of the founders of the internet, gives campus lecture on the "Past, Present and Future of the Internet."
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Area girls build interest, excitement in engineering through CHOICES
Lehigh University hosts over 50 aspiring female engineers from middle schools across the Lehigh Valley. more >

MechE professor Donald Rockwell '65G,
'68 Ph.D. earns international honors
Donald Rockwell '65G, '68 Ph.D. to receive the 2013 Fluid Dynamics Award from the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics. more >

Lehigh, SAS team up to provide real world professional experience for students
Lehigh University's Enterprise Systems Center (ESC) partners with the SAS Institute to create "Leadership-in-Analytics Lab" program. more >

2013 ESEI Distinguished Lecture Series lineup announced (updated)
Topics include energy sufficiency and sustainability, alleviating energy poverty, smart grid technologies and Marcellus Shale. more >

Distinguished alum Mark Sarkisian '85G to speak at Engineers Week Banquet
Director of seismic and structural engineering at Skidmore, Owings & Merrill will discuss "Civil Engineering and the Future of the Environment" more >

Lehigh's online grad program ranked among best in the country
U.S. News & World Report rankeing lists Lehigh's Online Masters Program in Engineering among top 20 in the country. more >

ECE professor elected as fellow in prestigious optics society
Alastair McAulay elected as fellow to Optical Society of America (OSA), one of the highest honors for researchers in optics and photonics. more >

Area non-profit with Lehigh ties celebrates 25 years
Lehigh Valley-based Manufacturers Resource Center, founded in 1988, helps area companies foster growth. more >

Building better bridges: Lehigh alumni recognized by NSBA
ATLSS part of group to receive award by the National Steel Bridge Alliance for their part in construction of western Pennsylvania bridge. more >

Healthcare Systems Engineering unveils new website
Professional Master's degree program announces the launch of a new streamlined site designed to provide an improved user experience. more >

Manufacturing Systems Engineering program to get a makeover
The cross-disciplinary program that began in the 1980s looks to modernize more >

Maximizing the power of multicore processors
CSE Assistant Professor Michael Spear researches how to better utilize functionality of computer processors more >

2013 Khan Distinguished Lecture Series to kick off this month
First presentation on February 15 will feature R. Shankar Nair on "The Evolution of the Skyscraper." more >

Science News features paper by ChemE professor, grad student
Work of ChemE professor Manoj Chaudhury and graduate student Partho Goohpattader also featured in AlphaGalileo. more >

ISE Announces Lectures, Events For Spring, Summer 2013
Spencer C. Schantz Distinguished Lecture Series, ISE Banquet in April; MOPTA 2013 set for August. more >

Nader Motee wins AFOSR YIP 2013 award
Assistant Professor is one of 40 scientists and engineers that will share $15M in funding from Air Force. more >

SenGupta receives top Silicon Valley
environmental award
Eliminating arsenic and fluoride from groundwater. more >

Optics honors for ECE faculty
McAulay and Ding named Fellows of prestigious professional societies. more >

Frangopol honored for promoting advancement of life-cycle engineering
Leading development of a crucial field. more >

The cooling power of light
Yujie Ding chills out with lasers. more >

Winging toward perpetual flight
Lehigh professors reach a milestone in the development of unmanned flight systems. more >

Cultivating entrepreneurs
Top 25 ranking from Princeton Review, we've got a friend in Pennsylvania's Office of the Governor, and a new Creativity Lab for student innovators. more >

Engineering professor invited to lecture in Malaysia
Spreading Lehigh knowledge across the globe. more >

Control Systems Magazine features Kothare
Lehigh professor discusses a career in control systems and builds international partnerships. more >

Lehigh graduates among highest paid in U.S.
Payscale reviews earning potential of U.S. college grads; Lehigh ranks 6th. more >

Lehigh ranked by U.S. News among nation's top research universities
Annual review lauds the long-term value of a Lehigh degree. more >

A quarter century on the Mountaintop
Lehigh's Mountaintop Campus celebrates 25 years as an academic research engine. more >

International honors for chemical engineer
Mayuresh Kothare awarded Guest Professorship in China. more >

Professor Munoz-Avila receives NSF Grant for AI research
Munoz-Avila advances the field of self-aware programming. more >

A renaissance for American manufacturing
Lehigh is part of a $70 million consortium that aims to restore the nation's innovative edge. more >

International honors in life-cycle engineering
Frangopol cited for contributions to research. more >

More accurate and noninvasive medical imaging
Combining technologies to improve cancer treatment. more >

"Robot Day" at Spring Garden Elementary
Kindergarteners get a glimpse of robotics through fun activities led CSE's Michael Spear. more >

Professor Chen recognized for fundamental ChemE contributions
Heat transfer expertise lauded by international committee of scholars. more >

Neti to chair academic conference on storage of "massive energy"
Can energy be stored at scales that could reshape its economics?
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Researchers seek to optimize fuel production from algae
Scientists at Lehigh hope to "turn garbage into gold" by using waste products to grow algae that can be converted into a fuel. more >

Salty software to improve fault isolation
Move over NaCl, here comes RockSalt. more >

New Web for ATLSS
Updated site provides project details and other resources. more >

CHOICES: The "coolest engineering outreach program in the known universe"
Proving to middle school girls that science is fun, challenging, interesting, and, in a word...cool. more >

Wachs earns prestigious Vanadis award
Chemical engineer recognized for impact in the chemistry of vanadium. more >

PITA to support research at Lehigh, CMU
DCED, CMU collaboration to spur PA's tech-rich industry. more >

Celebrating the 50th anniversary of modern communications
MatSci's Walter Brown recalls his role on Telstar I team at Bell Labs. more >

2013 FRK Distinguished Lecture Series lineup announced
Speakers to explore designing skyscrapers and bridges and infrastructure risk mitigation . more >

Deriving energy from waste
Transforming pollutants into a power source. more >

Global stature
ISE lauded as most innovative department of its kind in U.S. more >

Lehigh Engineering scores among nation's best
College graduate program ranked 43rd by U.S. News & World Report. more >