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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.
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The 33rd Annual David M. Mason Lecturers in Chemical Engineering at Stanford University will be presented by Lehigh President Alice P. Gast. She will give two presentations April 28th-30th, 2008, the first entitled "Why Complex Fluids Are So Simple and Interesting" focusing on her research experiences, and the second "The American Research University in a Flat World". The lectures are named in honor of the late David M. Mason, who was Professor of Chemical Engineering and Chemistry at Stanford University.