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Rosa Zheng, professor of electrical and computer engineering, is transforming the underwater communications market with her latest research project and company, Sea-Gal Technologies.

$550K NSF grant led by PIs Terlaky and Zuluaga advances hybrid quantum algorithms for process systems engineering

Lehigh’s First Future Makers Research Center Tackles Catastrophe with Data, Simulation and Human Insight.

Mohammad Mohammadisiahroudi ’24 PhD advanced cutting-edge research—and discovered his passion for teaching—thanks to the mentorship and resources he found as a Lehigh ISE doctoral student

Professor Zuluaga promotes real-world optimization solutions across supply, gas, and correctional systems

The Burrito Optimization Game—a free, web-based app created by Lehigh University researcher Larry Snyder and software developer Gurobi Optimization—draws thousands of global users and sparks classroom engagement.

CSE Assistant Professor tackles the privacy and trust challenges of generative AI, from safeguarding music to integrating the tech into medical decision-making.

With an NSF CAREER award and inspiration from the natural world, Lehigh researcher David Saldaña aims to expand the capabilities of aerial robots, enabling them to manipulate flexible materials and adapt to shifting forces in real time.

"Leveraging AI to Revolutionize Healthcare" will take center stage at the Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence Spring Symposium Series, co-sponsored by Lehigh’s I-DISC

Researcher Ebru Demir receives NSF CAREER Award to study how groups of AI-driven microswimmers move in biological fluids for potential applications in drug delivery, fertility treatments, and more.

Lehigh ISE faculty member Akwum Onwunta brings expertise on low-rank matrix factorization

First-place finish is culmination of years of teamwork, innovation, and creative problem-solving in autonomous aerial robotics.

Patients who are initially resistant to AI-driven healthcare may become more open to it after being reminded of biases in human treatment.

Universities to collaborate in NSF-funded effort to transform flood damage assessments through the agency’s “HBCU Excellence in Research” program.

Lehigh researchers, supported by NSF, are using advanced algorithms and cross-domain data to help cities predict human movement patterns and better prepare for events and emergencies.