Bennett, a master’s student in cognitive psychology in the College of Arts and Sciences, employs eye-tracking and electroencephalography (EEG) methods to investigate how the brain prioritizes information amid distraction.
Laverty, assistant professor of chemistry in the College of Arts and Sciences, is developing innovative tools to understand exactly how cancer cells exploit DNA repair and how to turn that knowledge into more precise cancer therapy.
Cesareo, assistant professor of marketing in the College of Business, explores the role creativity, i.e., novelty and usefulness, of a mass-marketed product plays in sustainability.
McAndrew, associate professor in the department of biostatistics and health data science in the College of Education, is developing a plan to commercialize DECISIONCAST, a real-time forecasting platform that helps public health officials make faster, data-driven decisions during disease outbreaks.
Zheng, assistant professor of the teaching, learning and technology program in the College of Education, is developing Meta-Partner, a computer program platform that aims to help students become strategic AI users.
Zuluaga, professor in the industrial and systems engineering department in the P.C. Rossin College of Engineering and Applied Science, is helping redefine the limits of problem-solving through his work on quantum and quantum-inspired optimization methods.
Pouya Sampourmahani is a fifth-year Ph.D. candidate in Lehigh’s Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering, conducting research in the Quantum Computing and Optimization Lab under the supervision of Professor Tamás Terlaky. He received two notable honors for his research in semidefinite optimization and quantum computing.
The master’s student employs eye tracking and EEG methods to investigate how the brain prioritizes information amid distraction. Her work may ultimately inform strategies for people with attention challenges, such as ADHD, where focusing on key information is often difficult.
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.
Audrey Jimenez ’28 has already made history as a female wrestler winning an Arizona boys high school state title. Now she’s making more as Lehigh’s women wrestling squad enters its first varsity season.
