Mar 26, 2018
Sustainable Solar Fuels?
A clean and infinite supply of energy, the sun has always been beacon of hope in the scientific quest to mitigate the effects of climate change. As dependable…
Engineering Magazine
Mar 26, 2018
Wastewater with a Twist
Led by Art Kney, associate professor of civil and environmental engineering, Rachel Tenney’18 (chemical engineering), Emma Leeds ’19 (environmental…
Mar 26, 2018
Squeezing More Juice Out of Smartphone Batteries
Some people will drop everything to make sure their smartphone is fully charged. Low-battery anxiety, a disorder of the modern age, often strikes when…
Mar 26, 2018
Faculty Spotlight: Lauren Anderson
Department Head Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering Lauren Anderson ’04 often returns to a very personal moment as a teenager when it became clear…
Mar 26, 2018
New Faculty
RACHEL KOH ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Ph.D., mechanical engineering, University of Massachusetts, Amherst What I’m researching: Sustainability…
Mar 26, 2018
Letter From the Director
Building upon the excitement of last year’s celebration of 150 years of engineering at Lafayette, we are investing in every aspect of our engineering…
Apr 24, 2012
My Perspective
Entering Lafayette in the fall of 2008 as an undecided engineer, I never would have guessed that almost four years later I would be weeks away from completing…
Apr 24, 2012
The Power of the Mind
David Satler ’12 demonstrates how the brain-computer interface works A group of students and faculty have been playing a lot of mind games. In an interdisciplinary…
Apr 24, 2012
The Right Stuff
Melissa Gordon ’11 Lauren Huyett ’11 During her first year, Melissa Gordon ’11 fell in love with her major’s biological and medical applications through…
Apr 24, 2012
Distinctive Strengths of Engineering at Lafayette
Many Choices, Many Connections Engineering at Lafayette provides an added dimension of excellence—strong programs in the liberal arts. Today’s engineer…