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Constantine Khripin, advised by Professor Anand Jagota, was honored with the Elizabeth V. Stout Dissertation award. Four students, one from each college, are chosen for this award and will receive a plaque and a honorarium.
Two Lehigh engineers have received a U.S. patent for an invention that uses a hybrid polymeric and inorganic material to remove arsenic, a highly toxic and carcinogenic element, from groundwater. Read more.
Phil Bresnahan’s college sport, his current student research, and his future field of study all revolve around water. Continue reading more here.
Lehigh students are participating in the Tiger-Hen-Hawk Rheology Symposium featuring presentations by graduate researchers from Princeton University (Tigers), University of Delaware (Hens), and Lehigh University.
Continue reading "The 11th Tiger-Hen-Hawk Rheology Symposium is April 19th" »