Matthew O’Connell ’26, Thomas Theiner ’25 and Metri Zughbi ’25 all majored in materials science at Lehigh.
With nine faculty, two student winners and a student alternate, this year marks the most Lehigh recipients in an academic year.
O’Connell was part of the 2025 Amgen Scholars Program and has conducted research across the country and world as an undergraduate student at Lehigh.
Professor Ricardo H.R. Castro recently contributed to a Popular Science article exploring the materials science behind Captain America’s iconic shield.
Breakthrough material could transform aerospace, defense and industrial applications.
Predicting grain growth is key to the creation of new materials.
Lesley Chow and partners at St. Luke’s University Health Network aim to provide early stage intervention for degenerative joint disease.
Evan John Musterman's research is at the forefront of laser-fabricated single crystal architectures in glass. He is one of 80 students to receive the highly competitive award through the Office of Science Graduate Student Research program.
Several Lehigh students were recognized at the David and Loraine Freed Undergraduate Research Symposium on April 6.
Researchers discover an enhanced reaction rate when gold and palladium nanoparticles are placed on a conductive support.
