Computational experiments on semiconducting polymers show under harsh loading conditions—stretching and compression—the addition of small molecules enhances performance and stability and points to a promising new direction for solar cell research.
A message to graduate students from Beth Dolan, Kathleen Hutnik and Holly Taylor
A message to students from Ricardo Hall, Katherine Lavinder and Holly Taylor
Scientists analyzing hydrothermal fluid collected at the Piccard vents at Mid-Cayman Rise have found non-biological processes deplete hydrogen that was thought to be readily available to subseafloor microbial communities.
Andreea Kiss wants to improve your organization’s ambidexterity.
Eckardt, along with her late husband, was a founder of Lehigh's nationally and internationally known Jewish Studies program.
A message sent to all undergraduate and graduate students from the Health and Wellness Center.
The bioengineering professor discusses his work on the first open source model of the coronavirus spike protein.
Cadenas' research on race-based discrimination and psychological distress on undocumented immigrants is discussed.
Post's work suggests implicit biases that slow down progress for women can re-emerge strongly during economic crises.
The associate professor shares the importance of seeing police violence as a public health concern.
The professors wrote about the difficulties of balancing work and parenting.
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Kathryn Kundrod and her fellow researchers aim for a test that can be used in a limited-resource setting.
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Lehigh leadership details housing and dining changes for first-year students moving on campus Aug. 18-20.
President John Simon noted that Lehigh has made significant investments in remote teaching and learning to ensure a rigorous academic experience.
