At the national scale, the percentage of electricity used by data centers is expected to grow from 4% to possibly 12% by 2030, according to a new report from Lehigh’s Center for Advancing Community and Electrification Solutions (ACES).
The Center for Community-Driven Assistive Technology is bringing together a diverse team of experts to approach the transition gap in individuals with disabilities, reinforcing self-management skills and building a roadmap of assistive technology use.
Lehigh professor Zhang, alongside PhD candidate Peng, pioneer a high-efficiency Transformer for 380V-to-48V conversion, enabling the next generation of AI data center power infrastructure.
Director of Lehigh's new Center for Advancing Community Electrification Solutions, the Iacocca Chair and professor of electrical and computer engineering discusses her team’s work and its impact.
Lehigh Professors Shalinee Kishore, Alberto J. Lamadrid, and Javad Khazaei, and Ph.D. Candidate Morteza Ghorashi, Develop MILP Framework for 20% Data Center Cost Reduction via Demand Response
Recognition honors the university’s excellence in advancing disability health equity in the Lehigh Valley
The day-long event in the Clayton University Center at Packer Hall celebrated Lehigh’s R1 designation and research enterprise.
The day-long event in Iacocca Hall facilitated dialogue regarding challenges and opportunities for powering the future.
New consortium unites academia, industry and government to advance catastrophe modeling and strengthen community resilience worldwide.
A message sent to members of the Lehigh community.
