Stories about Research

Wes Hiatt

Wes Hiatt: ‘Shape Positive Change’

Learn more about Wes Hiatt, assistant professor of architecture and co-director of the Small Cities Lab.

Research Illustration

Lehigh Faculty in the Media: Summer 2025

Professors share their research and perspectives on circadian misalignment, a new material and more.

Andrew Knoll '73

Worlds Beneath Our Feet: Andrew Knoll ’73 and Daniel Richter ’73 Explore Life’s Origins Underground

Two geoscientists and former Lehigh classmates from the Class of 1973 examine clues hidden deep in rocks and soil to explore the history of life on Earth.

President Helble standing on campus on walking path

President Video Message: Fall 2025 Campus Update

A message sent to members of the Lehigh campus community.

Farrah Moazeni and Maddie Burns '27

Developing Energy-Efficient Solutions for AI Data Centers

Lehigh’s Center for Advancing Community Electrification Solutions (ACES) is addressing the energy needs of AI data centers.

Yahong Rosa Zheng

Lehigh Professor Makes Waves in Underwater Communications Utilizing Turbo Equalization

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

Lehigh University campus

Five Students and Faculty Members Named Fulbright Scholars

Three Lehigh students and two professors will travel across the world to teach and conduct research in their areas of expertise.

Zemichael Gebeyehu ’24

Robotics Experience Leads Zemichael Gebeyehu ’24 to Apple

The mechanical engineering major was able to secure a job at Apple with his background in robotics, which includes being the team lead for Lehigh Underwater Robotics.

Saimonth Muñoz ’26

Lehigh Student Earns Prestigious Goldwater Scholarship

Saimonth Muñoz ’26 is one of four Lehigh students in the last decade to receive the nationally competitive scholarship.

Flu forecasting

When Data Disappear: Lehigh Professor Examines Impact of Limiting Public Health Stats

What happens when researchers lose access to essential public data? Associate Professor Tom McAndrew highlights the consequences in an article published in The Lancet.